Nigerian Army Places Ban On Activities Being Posted On The Social Media..

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The Nigerian Army has barred officers andsoldiers on duty from uploading pictures and videos of their operation on social media.General Officer Commanding (GOC), 1 Division Mechanized Army, Major-General Adeniyi Oyebade, gave the warning on Tuesday, on behalf of Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant-General Tukur Buratai.He spoke at the graduation ceremony of Men of Nigerian Battalion (NIBBAT) 46 held at the Nigerian Army Peace Keeping Centre (NAPKC), Jaji in Kaduna state.Oyebade said “it is prohibited to upload any picture with your uniforms while in operation. Specifically, I want to warn you on the use of social media.“While you are on operation, you may wantto take photo shot of some good moment but you should be very careful while doingthat.“Avoid any picture or video that has to do with your colleague or operation. You are barred not to upload such information.“It is prohibited to upload any picture with your uniforms while in operation, because it will become a pragmatic problem for theNigerian Army.”

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