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Don’t Join Nigerian Army, IPOB Sends Strong Warning To South-East Youths –

Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusMay 9, 2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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Don’t Join Nigerian Army, IPOB Sends Strong Warning To South-East Youths

The Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) has called on the Nigerian youths from the South-East region “not to join the recruitment exercise currently being advertised by the Nigeria Army.”

In a statement issued on Thursday by its media and publicity secretary, Emma Powerful, IPOB said it would amount to foolishness for any Nigerian youth to join the Army, alleging that it has depleted.

Recall that the Nigerian Army opened its portal for 87 Regular Recruits Intake for Non-Tradesmen and women, early May.

Reacting, the self-determination group cautioned, “Biafran youths not to join the recruitment exercise currently being advertised by the Nigeria Army,” adding that, “It will be foolish for any sane Nigerian youth, particularly Biafran youth to sacrifice his or her life.”

Stating its reasons, IPOB alleged, “The terrorists are seeking to create their own Islamic State in the North. These terrorists declared war on the Nigerian government and her soldiers and have successfully depleted the Nigerian Military’s manpower.

“Moreso, the low morale, tribalism, nepotism and poor salary in the Nigerian Army have forced a lot of soldiers to proceed on voluntary retirement.

“Some of the soldiers that applied for voluntary retirement and were refused by the Nigerian Army authorities absconded in what the military referred to as “Awol”. These factors have forced the Nigeria Army to advertise for recruitment almost twice or thrice in a year.”

“It is imperative to inform the Nigerian youths especially the Biafran youths to avoid being recruited by the Nigeria Army to be sent to be sacrificed for terrorism business of the cabals,” it added.

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