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Nigeria’s Civilian JTF gets new Commander General
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Nigeria’s Civilian JTF gets new Commander General

Nigeria's Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) has appointed retired Major General Abdullahi Maikano as its new acting Commander General. The appointment was announced by Prof. Kailani Muhammad, the National Chairman of CJTF, during the CJTF National Security Summit in Abuja. The summit focused on themes such as 'Building a Resilient Nation: Strategic Partnerships for Peace, Stability and National Development.' Muhammad emphasized the CJTF's mission to promote peace and unity across Nigeria's diverse ethnic groups and highlighted the organization's collaboration with both national and international security agencies. Maikano expressed gratitude for the opportunity and outlined plans to build on the CJTF's 15-year legacy while reinforcing its role as a complementary force to existing security structures.

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Nigeria’s Civilian JTF gets new Commander General

Nigeria's Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) has appointed retired Major General Abdullahi Maikano as its new acting Commander General. The appointment was announced by Prof. Kailani Muhammad, the National Chairman of CJTF, during the CJTF National Security Summit in Abuja. The summit focused on themes such as 'Building a Resilient Nation: Strategic Partnerships for Peace, Stability and National Development.' Muhammad emphasized the CJTF's mission to promote peace and unity across Nigeria's diverse ethnic groups and highlighted the organization's collaboration with both national and international security agencies. Maikano expressed gratitude for the opportunity and outlined plans to build on the CJTF's 15-year legacy while reinforcing its role as a complementary force to existing security structures.

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