NIGERIAN SECURITY CRISIS DEEPENS AS NAVAL OFFICERS FLED DUTY

The security crisis of Nigeria countinually deepens as about 43 Naval officers placed on foreign assignment for their country has desert their position and fled their military post, Sahara reporter said the Nigerian navy has already declared them deserter and subsequently release their name for the public to help in identifying their whereabouts.

Some of the deserted Officers include L.O Chiegboka (SVC NN/3764. Ship: NOP Lake Chad), O.S. Itodo (SVC 5872F. Ship: NNH Warri), Anthony E.S. (SVC 18870. Ship: NNS Delta), Yusuf A. (SVC X15018. Ship: NNS Partfinder) Brown I.E (SVC X15545. Ship: NNH Warri) and Adiele S.C (SVC X15782. Ship: NNS SOROH). Others are, Armstrong K, (SVC 7553. Ship: NNS PARTFINDER), Hassan A. (SVC X7542. Ship NNS PARTFINDER) and Osazuwa G (SVC X15831. Ship: NHQ), among others.

The security issues in the country requires an urgent attention and a need to call for a concise decisions in security leaks em battling the nation. With all these circumstances, the President still thinks the service chiefs still deserve to be in office. Despite Nigerian clamoring for their heads, the Nigerian police, the Nigerian army are all at the masses of insurgencies and the citizens are not safe either. A federal executive cancel was held today through virtual means and security decisions never involved anyone of them loosing their job.

It's believed that 80% of Nigeria youth will do the same if they have the same opportunity because it is clear the military have failed. Army personnel cry out every day about how they have been set up by their generals for insurgencies. Nearly every Nigerian think they did the right thing, so how can the publi be helpful in apprehending them, even so that the incidence took place outside the shores of the country.

It will be interesting to hear what the chief of Naval staff will have to say about this one.