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The Nigerian military has warned the
Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign
State of Biafra (MASSOB) and Indigenous
People of Biafra (IPOB) in the South East to
desist from any form of trouble or face its
wrath.
The warning which is coming ahead of the
Christmas and New Year festivities, was also
extended to the Fulani herders, armed robbers,
and kidnappers in the zone.
Briefing Aprokos yesterday in Awka at the
launching of what it tagged Exercise Python
Dance in all the South-East region with its
step up quarters in Anambra State, the Deputy
Director, Army Public Relations, 82 Division
Enugu, Col Sagir Musa, said the prevailing
security issues in the region informed the
decision for the launch.
He said the field training, slated for November
27 to December 27, 2016 would take a form of
multi-agency whereby the Nigerian Army and
other security agencies were expected to
extensively synergise to combat all forms of
vices during the yuletide.
“The prevalent security issues such as armed
robbery, kidnapping, abduction, herdsmen-
farmers clashes, communal clashes and
violent secessionist attacks, among others,
would be targeted,” he said, citing instances
of similar operations carried out in various
parts of the country with specific targets
which he said, yielded positive results.
He said an elaborate civil military cooperation
(CIMIC) line of operation had been planned
during the exercise, while the Nigerian Army
corps and services would conduct activities
such as medical outreach, repairs of roads,
schools and other infrastructure across the
region.
[b][color =green]OUR UNRELIABLE APROKO[/color][/b] reports when he
asked a military officer why tag the exercise
Python dance. he responded "Have you ever
seen a python dance, would you like to see a
python dance, well just mess up and commit a
crime then you shall see the Nigerian army
give you a front seat to see how a python
dance."
