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Do not panic over movement of troops, Army tells South East Residents

Admin April 25, 2019

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The Nigerian Army has urged Southeast residents not to panic over movement of troops and sound of gun shots as it conducts its annual Range Classification exercise for 2019.

The Deputy Director, Army Public Relations 82 Division, Col. Aliyu Yusuf, made the appeal in a statement on Thursday in Enugu.

Yusuf said that movement of troops to and from the exercise area as well as sound of gun shots would be expected during the period of the exercise.

According to him, the general public is, therefore, advised to go about their daily activities without panic as this is a normal military routine exercise.

“The 82 Division, Nigerian Army, will be conducting the 2019 Range Classification Exercise; in line with the Nigerian Army 2019 training scheduled from Tuesday, April 23 to Saturday, April 27 at 34 Brigade Shooting Range, Owerri, Imo State”.

“The exercise, which is an annual routine training activity, aims at testing personnel effectiveness in weapon handling and firing efficiency, thereby providing the required platform for better professional competence,” he said. (NAN)

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