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Lieutenant General Lagbaja Warns of Rising Drug Abuse Among Deployed Troops
Nigerian Army Chief Sounds Alarm on Troop Drug Abuse.
Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, the Chief of Army Staff, has expressed concerns over the growing issue of drug abuse among troops deployed for operations. This alarming trend raises questions about the well-being and effectiveness of Nigeria’s military personnel.
As the head of the Nigerian Army, Lagbaja’s warning highlights the need for urgent attention to address this problem. With his extensive experience in various military operations, including Operation Lafiya Dole and Operation Forest Sanity, Lagbaja understands the gravity of the situation.
The impact of drug abuse on troop morale, discipline, and overall performance cannot be overstated. It’s crucial for the military to take proactive measures to prevent and treat substance abuse among its personnel.
Key Areas of Concern:
– Troop Morale: Drug abuse can erode trust and cohesion among troops, compromising unit effectiveness.
– Operational Readiness: Substance abuse can impair judgment, reaction time, and decision-making, putting missions at risk.
– Long-term Consequences: Untreated addiction can lead to severe health and social problems for military personnel.
Lagbaja’s warning serves as a call to action for the Nigerian military to address this critical issue and ensure the well-being of its troops.
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