The new Force Commander (FC) Multinational Joint Task Force ( MNJTF) Major General Godwin Michael Mutkut, has conducted a pivotal familiarisation visit to Sector 3 in Monguno, Nigeria.
The visit which aimed to assess the current operational readiness of the troops against Boko Haram terrorists and to gain firsthand insight into the sector’s activities.
A statement by Chief Military Public Information Officer MNJTF N’Djamena Chad, Lieutenant Colonel Olaniyi Osoba said the visit took place on Tuesday 11 February, 2025, marking a new chapter in the fight against terrorism in the Lake Chad region.
The Force Commander who was received by Commander Sector 3, Major General Mohammed Babayo was given a comprehensive briefing on the ongoing operations, challenges faced, and strategic plans for the future.
Major General Mutkut while commending the Sector for its exceptional efforts, praised the troops for their unwavering dedication and hard work in fulfilling the MNJTF’s mandate.
He highlighted the importance of vigilance and steadfastness in their mission, urging the troops to continue their relentless efforts to eradicate the remaining elements of Boko Haram. He noted that the recent mass surrender of Boko Haram fighters, is a promising sign that the insurgency is nearing its end.
The FC while addressing the troops, also emphasised the critical need for awareness regarding the dangers of illicit drug use among soldiers, while urging the Sector Commander to identify any medical equipment needs, which would be presented to strategic partners for potential support.
The visit not only boost the morale of the troops but also reaffirmed their commitment to restoring peace and stability in the region.
Before departing, Major General Mutkut assured the troops that their sacrifices and hard work have not gone unnoticed and pledged to continue providing them with the necessary resources and support to carry out their mission effectively.
This visit underscores the MNJTF’s dedication to strengthening its operations and enhancing regional security, signaling a renewed determination to bring lasting peace to the Lake Chad region.
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