Nigerian Army releases new information on Kaduna bombing

The Nigerian Army has said that it will shortly release the results of its investigation into the inadvertent bombing of civilian areas in Tudun Biri, Igabi Local Government Area, Kaduna State.

General Christopher Musa, the Chief of Defence Staff, stated as much in an interview with Channels Television on Tuesday.

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He pledged that the investigation would not be disregarded.

“The investigation’s findings will be released to the public shortly. In order to make apologies, we are fair and sincere in our desire to learn the truth. You may rest assured that nothing will be ignored.

“Nigerians have to accept responsibility for the nation’s security issues.

He declared, “We are using technology to put an end to insecurity, particularly to prevent what happened in Kaduna.”

According to Obasanjo News24, during the Maulad festival in the first week of December, the Nigerian Army unintentionally bombed the villages of Tundun Biri.

Nigerians expressed their condemnation of the regrettable act.

The PPRO stated, “In the interim, the State Government has given the Baby to the Ministry of Women Affairs for care.”