The Nigerian Army has actually validated the termination of 2 of its workers who apparently took armoured cable televisions at the Dangote Refinery in Lagos. TrackNews Media last Tuesday solely reported that 2 army workers had actually been apprehended for vandalising and taking armoured cable televisions at the refinery. The suspects were determined as CPL Innocent Joseph and L/CPL Jacob Gani. Dangote Refinery, which is owned by Dangote Group, was inaugurated on the 22nd of May 2023 in the Ibeju-Lekki location of Lagos State. In a press declaration released by Onyema Nwachukwu on Monday, the army authorities stated the suspects were summarily attempted in accordance with Armed Forces Act and were ultimately condemned of the supposed offenses. The declaration checks out: “The Nigerian Army (NA) wants to notify the public of the result of the examination into the supposed theft of armoured cable televisions at the Dangote Refinery properties on 14 Apr 24; including one Corporal Innocent Joseph and Lance Corporal Jacob Gani. READ ALSO: Dangote Refinery: Diesel & Aviation Fuel Launch Pending Approval– A Game Changer for Nigeria! “The examination carried out in partnership with the management of the business linked the 2 soldiers of unapproved belongings of these products. In accordance with military laws, the soldiers were summarily attempted, provided the advantage to provide their cases and consequently condemned of the charges imposed versus them. “In line with our dedication to preserving the greatest requirements of professionalism, stability and discipline, the 2 soldiers included have actually been dismissed from the NA with instant impact and turned over to appropriate authorities for additional prosecution. This choice highlights the NA’s zero-tolerance for any kind of misbehavior and criminal activities within its ranks. “The NA as soon as again condemns this act which might taint the image and track record of this revered organization and likewise weaken the trust and self-confidence the general public enforced in their Army.” “Furthermore, the NA assures the general public and stakeholders of its steady commitment to maintaining stability, discipline, and responsibility throughout all levels. We stay undaunted in our responsibility to safeguard and serve the country with honour, self-respect, and in utmost excellent faith. We advise the general public to continue to support the efforts of the NA in keeping order, securing nationwide security, and promoting peace and stability throughout board,” the army included.
NSCDC Dismisses Two Soldiers Arrested For Stealing Cables At Dangote Refinery
