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The Coalition for Africa Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights (CALSER) has applauded the efforts of the Nigerian Army in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria.
The organisation said the introduction of the Super Camp Strategy by the Nigerian Army will ensure the return of peace and tranquility in the North-East region of the country.
CALSER’s commendation followed the deployment of a team of researchers to transverse the length and breadth of the North-Eastern part of the country.
Speaking at a press conference on Monday in Abuja, the convener, Princess Ajibola said the strategy has recorded massive dividends, especially with the Army’s top shots, led by the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, always at the trenches.
CALSER praised the Army Chief who has made it a mandatory exercise to consistently pay routine visits to the theatre of operations to boost the morale of the troops.
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The Coalition however, frowned at selfish individuals kicking against the Super Camps, whose mission, it noted is to undermine the giant strides recorded in the fight against the insurgents.
CALSER, according to Ajibola deployed a team of researchers to transverse the length and breadth of North-East Nigeria to put issues in proper perspectives for members of the unsuspecting general public.
“This periodic assessment by the Coalition for Africa Liberation and Socio-Economic Rights is in line with its strategic objective of appraising the operations of the Nigerian Army in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria”, Ajibola stated.
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