Buratai in a sentence

Buratai stated this while addressing troops deployed at Army Super Camp 3 Buratai, in Biu Local Government Area of Borno on Monday.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Buratai, loses.

Mohammed is a former ally of Buratai, who spent five years and five months in office.

This and many more has General Tukur Yusufu Buratai shown to Nigerians, and the world at large.

Tukur Buratai (rtd) has said Nigeria currently ranks fifth globally in countries affected by organised crime behind Democratic Republic of Congo Colombia, Myanmar, and Mexico.

Earlier in his remarks, Buratai said the initiative was born out of his passion for literature.

Buratai also urged the troops to remain focused in the discharge of their constitutional responsibilities, adding that there are forces bent on sabotaging their efforts.

Buratai, however warned the troops that there was no room for the chicken-hearted, adding that the Nigerian Army of today was for the committed, disciplined, patriotic and selfless officers and soldiers.

Buratai noted that the country had witnessed difficult and escalating security challenges with Boko Haram insurgency being at its peak upon assuming office in 2015.

Buratai said, few days ago, troops deployed in Damboa Bornu State recorded a resounding tactical victory against the insurgents, where the terrorists lost lot of men and equipment.

Buratai said that part of the role of Nigerian army was to support the civil authorities in maintaining peace and order.

Buratai was the last sighted leaving about 3.55pm.

Buratai, who spoke at the Chabbal Super Camp in Maiduguri, said that the counter-insurgency war had entered a crucial stage, vowing that the remnants of insurgents will be crushed, no matter where they were hiding.

Buratai, who was represented by Maj.-Gen.

Buratai, who was represented by the GOC 82 Division, Maj. Gen. Lasisi Adegboye, said that the effort of the army in fighting insurgency has been rewarding as the capacity of insurgents to inflict pain has been seriously degraded.

Consequently, the Senate in a three-point resolution urged the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai, to re-establish a military command base in Garkida and also all major settlements bordering the Sambisa forrest.

Further interrogating the statement by Gen. Buratai, a brave soldier and goal-getter in counter-terrorism by all standards, one would see the sincerity of a good leader who is not ready to deceive his country with mere propaganda.

However, just about the time Buratai wrote the letter to the troops, the insurgents launched fresh attacks on Adamawa, burning police barracks, churches and the home of Buhari's classmate, Major-General Paul Tarfa (rtd).

However the speed of change as soon as Buratai took over is really fascinating.

In a N10bn suit filed before the Federal High Court in Lagos, a lawyer, Olukoya Ogungbeje said he is suing President Buhari, Buratai, and 10 others for violating the fundamental human rights of the protesters.