Browsing: Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai

A military arm, which its leadership is foremost in justifying the essence of the niceties of change, is the Nigerian Army. There are now noticeable features about the Army, which have been scarce for ages in Nigeria. The leadership of the Nigerian Army by the current Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Yusufu Buratai, has prioritized the welfare of personnel and the protection of human rights of Nigerians by soldiers anywhere they are deployed to serve the country.  

While public officers and their cronies obscenely amass ill-gotten gains at the expense of the masses, the growing army of unemployed youths are daily assailed by deepening frustration as they behold a future that seems to promise them little or nothing. Consequently, agitations of disillusionment and dissatisfaction are growing louder across the nation, especially in the last two years

Buratai, represented by Major General Eniobong Udoh, the General Officer Commanding, 6 Division of the Nigerian Army, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, made the remark at the ongoing 13th All Nigeria Editors’ Conference holding in Port Harcourt.

But the import of this rejoinder is to make quick points to first and foremost inform this delusional writer that the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria is a reputable civil society organisation set up about 10 years ago as the mouthpiece of the oppressed, disaffected, distressed and abused persons and to partner with corporate individuals and institutions to engage in constructive dialogues on how best to promote the human rights of Nigerians of all ethno religious orientations and even those who profess no religion because we are totally non-religious and non-political