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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt Gen Waidi Shaibu, has urged commanders of the various army operations across the country to continually review and adapt strategies to counter emerging and evolving security threats bedevilling the country.
Shaibu has urged commanders to be flexible and adaptable in fighting threats posed by terrorists, bandits and other criminal elements as contemporary military operations can no longer be based on conventional approaches due to the changing tactics employed by the enemies.
The COAS, who gave the charge at the opening of the Chief of Army Staff First Bi-Annual Conference 2026, in Abuja, equally assured Nigerians that the Army would continue to work closely with other security agencies to ensure the protection of the lives and property of law-abiding citizens.
The Army chief said that the current security environment has become more complex and dynamic and asked for proactive leadership, innovation and enhanced operational capabilities.
Praising officers and soldiers for their courage, resilience and determination to keep Nigeria one, Shaibu said: “The evolving security environment demands that we continuously review and improve our operational strategies to remain ahead of those threatening the peace and stability of our country.”
“We must remain proactive, resilient and innovative in addressing these security challenges,” he said.
The conference was strategically designed to evaluate operational realities in the various theatres of operation and evolve practical responses to emerging threats, the COAS said. He urged the participants to critically evaluate existing operational methods and identify areas that require strategic adjustments.
Shaibu, while emphasising the need for more collaboration in the joint and multi-agency environment to enhance operational effectiveness, said that no security agency could on its own address the security challenges facing Nigeria without effective synergy and intelligence sharing.
Gen. Shaibu said the Army under his leadership has sustained its focus on troop training, logistics support and operational capability development to enhance the force.
He said the Nigerian Army remained focused on building a combat ready force capable of responding decisively to contemporary security threats, just as he noted that discipline and strict adherence to rules of engagement were essential to sustaining operational credibility and strengthening public trust.
He also observed that the enhanced professionalism of troops had positively impacted on civil-military relations and elevated the status of the Army nationally and internationally and called on officers and soldiers to continue to uphold the core values of discipline, loyalty, courage and selfless service in all operational engagements.
