Major General Lucky Irabor, the Force Commander, Multinational Joint Task Force, has commended troops of sector 1 Task Force in Cameroon for their gallantry effort in fighting the Boko Haram terrorists.
Irabor gave the commendation when he paid an operational visit on the troops in Mora in Cameroon Republic.
Colonel Mustapha Anka, the MNJTF Information Officer, stated this in a statement in Maiduguri, Borno State on Monday.
Anka quoted the commander as promising additional support for the troops to enhance their operations.
The statement said: “On arrival, the commander and his entourage were received by the Commander Sector 1 Brig.-Gen. Dobekreo who presented a detailed brief on the activities, achievements and prospects of the formation in the fight against terrorism and insurgency.
“In his response, Irabor thanked Dobekreo and his troop for the warm reception and detailed brief.
“He expressed happiness at the achievements and successes recorded by the formation and promised to give necessary support to the command.
“Irabor used the medium to appreciate the President of the Republic of Cameroon Paul Biya and other Presidents of the Lake Chad Basin Commission (LCBC) countries and Benin for their commitment, determination and purposeful leadership towards ensuring peace and security in the region.”
Anka said Irabor also commiserated with the Sector for the souls of those that paid the supreme sacrifice and wounded during the fight against terrorism.
He said: “Irabor also visited the Senior Divisional Officer Mora and was received by the Secretary General on behalf of the Divisional Officer.
“Irabor reiterated that terrorism required contributions of other agencies in order to maintain peace, security and harmony in the area.
“He also visited Maroua and paid a courtesy visit on the governor of the Far North Region.
“While at the Governors office, he was received by the Secretary General of the service of the governor of the region who welcomed him on behalf of the governor.”
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