THE military authorities have placed troops of 82 Division, Enugu, on high alert following the clash between the operatives of the Department of State Services and members of the Indigenous People of
Biafra in Emene, Enugu.
This is as the pro-Biafra group stated that though it had no plan for reprisal over the killing of its members in Enugu on Sunday, it had put measures in place for self-defence. The Army, in a signal dispatched to different formations and unit commanders, also warned troops to avoid losing their weapons to criminal elements, adding that commanders must sensitise their men to maintain high alert.
“This is necessary to avert any attack by IPOB members on troops’ location in the AOR . Furthermore, on no account must troops allow their weapons to be taken away by criminal elements.
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