The Nigeria Army on Tuesday at the Rukuba Barracks in Jos, Plateau
State, dismissed about 200 soldiers from service for their failure to
capture the Sambisa forest – a notorious hideout for Boko Haram
terrorists in Borno State.
They were dismissed for laxity and cowardice in the course of duty.
One of the affected soldiers, Aguloye Sunday, an indigene of Ondo
state, who confirmed the dismissal to journalists in Jos, said they were
arraigned on a two-count charge over “failure to perform military duty
and disobedience to standing order.”