Twenty soldiers comprising four officers and sixteen men of the Nigerian
Army have been arraigned before a court martial in Maiduguri, Borno
state over offences bordering on gun-running and murder during their
operation in the state.
The court martial to try them was inaugurated today by the commander in
charge of 7 Division of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier Victor Ezudwu. He
warned the president of the court and its members against unnecessary
adjournments, while seeing to it that justice is done.
Most of the soldiers to be tried have been accused of stealing and
selling arms while some others are suspected of committing murder and
human rights abuses.
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