The Nigerian military has pledged to bring to book its personnel found culpable in the accidental airstrike that killed more than 80 civilians in the northern part of the country. The Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, gave the assurance in Abuja, the capital, while expressing regret over the unfortunate incident…
The Nigerian Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, says the Armed Forces is ready to sanction personnel found culpable in the deadly accidental drone strike that took the lives of over 80 people in Tudun Biri, Igabi Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
The Defence chief assured that the drone pilots found culpable at the end of an independent investigation ordered by President Bola Tinubu would not go scot-free
General Musa expressed regret over the unfortunate incident while promising that the military will continue to protect ordinary Nigerians from potential attacks by the non-state actors.
Recall that the Defence Headquarters said on last Wednesday it has inaugurated an 8-man investigation panel into the December 3 accidental drone strike of the Tudun Biri community in Kaduna State.
The move is part of the effort to unravel key facts behind the bombing that shocked the country and the international community.
The strike, which was aimed at extremist terrorists operating in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna, is one of Nigeria’s deadliest military accidents.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has called for immediate investigation while calling for caution in subsequent operations.
