Intensify Efforts In Combating Oil Theft and Boost Oil Production, Chief of Army Staff charges troops

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has directed the troops of the


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Intensify Efforts In Combating Oil Theft and Boost  Oil  Production, Chief of Army Staff charges troops

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has directed the troops of the 6 Division of the Nigerian Army to strengthen operations against oil theft to ensure a significant increase in the nation’s oil production.                           

 

The COAS issued the directive during a working visit to the 6 Division in Port Harcourt on Tuesday, December 24.

 

Condemning the current level of crude oil output as inadequate, Lieutenant General Oluyede emphasized that for Nigeria's economy to thrive, efforts to protect oil production must be ramped up.

 

He called on the troops to work with greater resolve in creating a secure environment for oil exploration and production. He also underscored the importance of maintaining integrity and avoiding any association with criminal elements or activities.

 

The COAS warned that any personnel found colluding with economic saboteurs or engaging in unlawful acts will face severe consequences in line with military and national laws.

 

The COAS also urged the troops to uphold the highest standards of professionalism in their operations and reassured them of his commitment to improving their welfare and providing the necessary resources to enhance their operational effectiveness.

 

 

Lieutenant General Oluyede reminded the troops that they are pivotal to the success of the government’s efforts to stabilize the economy for the benefit of all Nigerians, and therefore must approach their duties with the utmost dedication and integrity.


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