President Bola Tinubu is slated to attend the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Annual Conference in Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, next week, pending any unforeseen changes, this was revealed in a recent announcement.
The conference is scheduled to take place from December 10 to 16 at the Command Guest House in Maiduguri, according to Brig.-Gen. Oyenma Nwachukwu, the Army’s spokesperson.
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The week-long event carries the theme “Personnel Motivation for Effective Operational Performance in a Joint Environment” and holds significant importance in the Nigerian Army’s calendar, contributing to national security, peace, and stability.
The Statement Reads:
“Personnel Motivation for Effective Operational Performance in a Joint Environment” was important in the calendar of the Nigerian Army due to its significance to National security, peace, and stability.
“It offers the Nigerian Army an avenue to take stock, evaluate and comprehensively review ongoing operational engagements of the NA in all theatres of operations across the six geo-political zones within the year, among other key agendas,” he said.
“This will provide the Nigerian Army an in-depth insight to make far-reaching decisions that will be result-oriented towards achieving its set objective of addressing multifaceted security challenges in the country.
“The Conference would also create an opportunity for the COAS to have face-to-face interaction with the General Officers Commanding, Field Commanders and other senior officers to provide requisite guidance on enhancing Nigerian Army operations and activities.
The conference will be declared open on Monday 11 December 2023.”
“There shall be commissioning of Nigerian Army Civil Military Cooperation projects aimed at bringing succour to some communities in Borno State,” he said.
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This direct engagement aims to enhance Nigerian Army operations and activities. The conference is scheduled to commence on Monday, December 11, 2023.
The participation of President Bola Tinubu adds a significant political dimension to this military gathering, underlining the collaborative approach to addressing security challenges in the country.
