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Flush out disgruntled Military Officers – leaked DHQ memo

Euclid Myke by Euclid Myke
June 23, 2022
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The Defence Headquarters, DHQ, has ordered the immediate retirement of ‘disgruntled’ officers and men of the Nigerian military who have been found wanting in unethical behaviours and acts of gross misconduct, PRNigeria has learnt.

It also directed the leadership of the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force, to ‘sack’ their personnel who are no longer motivated to discharge their ‘constitutional duties.’

The DHQ gave the marching order in a memo dated 26 May 2022, and titled, “Retirement of Disgruntled and Unmotivated Personnel’.

According to the memo, signed by MB Nagenu, a Rear Admiral, on behalf of the Chief of Defence Staff, CDS, Gen. Leo Irabor, the disgruntled and unmotivated officers and soldiers no longer exhibit a high level of undivided loyalty, and the presence of mind required of military operations.

The CDS, while lamenting that some military personnel are disgruntled or overcome by greed for various reasons.

“In view of the above, deployments of such personnel do not benefit the Services and are in fact counter-productive.

“Anything to the contrary portends negative perception for not only his team but also the entire Armed Forces.

“Such negativities also erode the morale of the fighting troops and overall efficiency of the Armed Forces.

“The point must not be lost that the Armed Forces of Nigeria is a well-structured organization with requisite departments and branches to deal with all issues, administrative or otherwise.

“Hence, no personnel would be retired or made to exit Service without rigorous administrative processes and procedures being exhausted,” he said.

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