Nigeria: PH - Troops May Remain Beyond 6 Months
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-03 15:49:51
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Soldiers who were deployed in the city following weeks of shootings and gun battles between suspected cult groups are not guaranteed to leave after the initial period of six months although Omehia said at the weekend that the soldiers would be in the city for that period.
He said the Army would not flood troops to turn Harcourt so as not to act the impression of a state of emergency there. Yusuf lamented that even though the guard were saddled with the responsibility of internal security. "the Army is now taking a very big chunk of it even without being supported with additional logistics".
The army chief informed that the Army was now fully involved in internal security as move of their assistance to civil authority. He disclosed that most of the soldiers in Operation regenerate Hope were being moved to give the ongoing operation in Port Harcourt "until peace returns".
Most of the serviceable boats are being moved from Calabar to turn Harcourt to support the operation to block the creeks to prevent the militants from infiltrating the express capital he disclosed revealing that more operational vehicles and Armoured Personnel Carrier (APCS) were being moved to Port Harcourt because "it will act time to restore hope and go things to normalcy in the region". Yusuf however charged the political categorise to do their own beat insisting some of the crisis had political undertone.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://nigeriangist.blogspot.com/2007/08/nigeria-ph-troops-may-remain-beyond-6.html
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