STF changes name
30 August 2015 |
11:56 pm
FOLLOWING the approval of the Chief of Defence Staff, General Abayomi Olonisakin, the nomenclature of the Special Task Force (Operation Safe Haven) Jos has been changed to Operation Safe Haven Jos. The change in nomenclature is sequel to review of the operations of the Special Task Force since inception. A statement yesterday by the Spokesman…
Olonisakin
FOLLOWING the approval of the Chief of Defence Staff, General Abayomi Olonisakin, the nomenclature of the Special Task Force (Operation Safe Haven) Jos has been changed to Operation Safe Haven Jos.
The change in nomenclature is sequel to review of the operations of the Special Task Force since inception.
A statement yesterday by the Spokesman of the STF, Captain Ikedichi Iweha said the STF reiterates its readiness to respond to any act of criminality and all forms of threat reported to it promptly and assures residents within its area of operational responsibility of their safety.
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