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16 Military officers to face trial over indiscipline, breach of service regulations

Ezechukwu Malachy by Ezechukwu Malachy
October 4, 2025
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The Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) has confirmed the arrest of 16 officers for acts of indiscipline and violation of service regulations, following a routine internal exercise aimed at reinforcing professionalism and discipline across the ranks.

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According to a statement by the Director, Defence Information, Brig-Gen. Tukur Gusau, preliminary investigations have revealed that the officers’ misconduct stemmed largely from grievances from alleged career stagnation and repeated failures in promotion examinations, among other internal service issues.

Some of the affected officers were already under the jurisdiction of military authorities for various disciplinary offences, with a few currently awaiting or undergoing trial. 

Their recent actions were deemed inconsistent with the high standards expected of military personnel.

Brigadier General Gusau stated that upon the conclusion of investigations, those found culpable will be subjected to the full weight of military justice, in accordance with the Armed Forces’ established disciplinary procedures.

“The Armed Forces wishes to assure the general public that these actions are strictly disciplinary in nature and form part of ongoing efforts to maintain order, discipline, and loyalty within the ranks,” the statement noted.

The AFN further emphasized its zero tolerance for conduct that undermines its institutional integrity or threatens its constitutional role under democratic authority.

Reiterating its unwavering commitment to professionalism, the Armed Forces reaffirmed its dedication to upholding the rule of law, constitutional governance, and the security of the nation.

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16 Military officers to face trial over indiscipline, breach of service regulations

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October 4, 2025
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