BREAKING: Nigerian Army Dismisses Four Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram For ‘Disobeying Standing Order
The Nigerian Army has dismissed four soldiers serving in the fight against Boko Haram in the North-East for allegedly disobeying a standing order. The affected soldiers are Mukaila Mutari, Isah Emmanuel, Kolomo Alex, and Ibrahim Musa. Their dismissal, dated November 17, 2025, was revealed through photos obtained by SaharaReporters.
A standing order refers to a permanent military instruction or directive from a superior officer. However, the exact order the soldiers allegedly violated has not yet been disclosed.
This development occurred the same day that Brigadier-General Musa Uba was confirmed captured and killed by ISWAP terrorists. The dismissal also comes amid heightened military activity following an ISWAP ambush that resulted in the deaths of soldiers and Civilian JTF members, prompting senior military officials to travel to Damboa, Borno State, to coordinate rescue efforts for abducted personnel.
The Nigerian Army has dismissed four soldiers serving in the fight against Boko Haram in the North-East for allegedly disobeying a standing order. The affected soldiers are Mukaila Mutari, Isah Emmanuel, Kolomo Alex, and Ibrahim Musa. Their dismissal, dated November 17, 2025, was revealed through photos obtained by SaharaReporters.
A standing order refers to a permanent military instruction or directive from a superior officer. However, the exact order the soldiers allegedly violated has not yet been disclosed.
This development occurred the same day that Brigadier-General Musa Uba was confirmed captured and killed by ISWAP terrorists. The dismissal also comes amid heightened military activity following an ISWAP ambush that resulted in the deaths of soldiers and Civilian JTF members, prompting senior military officials to travel to Damboa, Borno State, to coordinate rescue efforts for abducted personnel.
BREAKING: Nigerian Army Dismisses Four Soldiers Fighting Boko Haram For ‘Disobeying Standing Order
The Nigerian Army has dismissed four soldiers serving in the fight against Boko Haram in the North-East for allegedly disobeying a standing order. The affected soldiers are Mukaila Mutari, Isah Emmanuel, Kolomo Alex, and Ibrahim Musa. Their dismissal, dated November 17, 2025, was revealed through photos obtained by SaharaReporters.
A standing order refers to a permanent military instruction or directive from a superior officer. However, the exact order the soldiers allegedly violated has not yet been disclosed.
This development occurred the same day that Brigadier-General Musa Uba was confirmed captured and killed by ISWAP terrorists. The dismissal also comes amid heightened military activity following an ISWAP ambush that resulted in the deaths of soldiers and Civilian JTF members, prompting senior military officials to travel to Damboa, Borno State, to coordinate rescue efforts for abducted personnel.
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