Nigerian Army Denies Mutiny Threat By Aggrieved Soldiers, Says Welfare Reforms Ongoing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : The statement added that ongoing welfare reforms are being implemented in collaboration with relevant authorities to improve the well-being of personnel.
57% : "The Nigerian Army, in collaboration with the Armed Forces of Nigeria and relevant government authorities, continues to implement structured welfare reforms, including periodic salary reviews, enhanced operational allowances, improved accommodation, medical care, and insurance packages for troops and their families.
51% : "Contrary to claims of neglect, the Federal Government under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, has consistently demonstrated commitment to the welfare and operational effectiveness of the Armed Forces, particularly in the face of evolving security challenges," it said.
44% : According to the Army, the Chief of Army Staff has taken steps to address welfare concerns since assuming office.
37% : The soldiers added that a mutiny against top officers was in the offing if the authorities failed to address the burning issues affecting the welfare of troops.

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