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I’ll enhance troops’ motivation for efficient operations – Army chief

by Audu Aboki Bulus
November 13, 2023
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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen Taoreed Lagbaja, says he will enhance the motivation of troops to improve their effectiveness and efficiency during operations.

Lagbaja made the pledge while declaring open the Second Regimental Sergeant Majors (RSMs) 2023 Convention, on Monday in Ibadan.

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The theme of the programme is “Leveraging Sound Administration for Highly Motivated Force and Operational Efficiency in the Nigerian Army”.

Lagbaja who was represented by the Commander Infantry Corps, Maj.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyed, said one of his priorities was to improve operational effectiveness and efficiency of the Nigerian Army personnel through effective motivation.

The COAS said human resources are essential to the success of any organisation and this was why sound administration was made a critical component of his command philosophy.

“The Nigerian Army has undergone a series of transformational strides in recent years and this has led to a great expansion in almost all spheres in the Nigerian Army ranging from welfare schemes, training, courses, increased manpower and infrastructural development.

“It is my drive to leverage sound administration to harness resources and opportunities within the Nigeria Army environment to motivate troops and improve operational efficiency in the NA,” he added.

“RSMs as the embodiment of discipline and regimentation in the NA, have a key role to play in upholding the professional status of the NA in the face of pervasive effects of social media engagements by soldiers.

“It therefore, requires that you all must be up to date with respect to these responsibilities to cultivate, grow and nurture professional and appropriate behaviours amongst personnel, thereby contributing to the overall efficiency of the Nigerian Army,” he said.

Lagbaja expressed optimism that the convention would keep the participants abreast with the latest administrative innovations of the Nigerian Army designed to improve troops’ morale and defeat malfeasance among personnel.

In his remarks, Chief of Administration (Army), Maj.-Gen. Jimmy Akpor, said it was important for the RSMs to be constantly trained and sensitised on new policies and plans of the Nigerian Army.

Akpor said that the Nigerian Army depends on them to maintain a higher standard of regimentation for all personnel.

He charged the RSMs to utilise what they learned during the convention to improve the conduct of soldiers in their various formations and units.

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