This hint was given on Friday in a statement signed by the Director of Defence Information (DDI), Maj-Gen. Chris Olukolade, saying that the affected personnel who are part of the Multi-National Joint Task Force (MNJTF) must account for the seeming lack of commitment and professionalism.
Accordingly, they set up a probe panel to ascertain the fall of the strategic town, barely two days after delivery of new weapons to the units.
Consequently, Olukolade has confirmed that the "Nigerian officers in key command positions of the MJTF are in the process of accounting for their actions leading to the loss of weapons, men and location in their area of responsibility in the mission area.
"This is a normal military procedure in major operations or after encounters. The essence is to extract and collate relevant information for subsequent missions."
According to him, the probe “could also lead to or determine appropriate disciplinary action where necessary".
In a related development, the Defence spokesman said that an extensive mopping up operation to search for arms or stranded terrorists and other casualties was ongoing in Michika, Adamawa State, after troops sacked the terrorists that had been operating in the town and its environ.
He said that other troops are continuing the pursuit of those who are on the run from the town, adding that normalcy had been restored in the town. Thisdaylive
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