Adamawa State office of the National Human Rights
Commission of Nigeria has been assured of the 23rd Brigade’s
commitment to partnering the Commission towards the promotion and protection of
human rights in the operations of the Brigade.
Brigadier General Amechi Agwu, the Acting
Commander Sector 4 Operation ‘Hadin Kai’,
and Commander 23rd Brigade, made this known via a press statement
released by Captain Olusegun Abidoye, the Acting Assistant Director, Army
Public Relations Officer, pointing out that this happened when Grace Mamza, the
Adamawa State Acting Coordinator of the Adamawa State office of the National
Human Rights Commission of Nigeria paid a visit to the 23rd Brigade.
Brigadier General Amechi Agwu revealed the
significance and relevance of the Commission in their operations, appreciating
the Commission’s Acting Coordinator Grace Mamza for curving time out of her
tied schedules to visit the Brigade.
Brigadier General Agwu pledged to ensure
sustainability in the existing good working relations between the Sector and
the Commission, promising to welcome all constructive criticisms – as long as
they are meant for the overall success of their operations.
Grace Mamza, while responding, also appreciated
the Sector 4 Operation ‘Hadin Kai’, and
23rd Brigade for the warm reception, as well as the efforts in
elevating on the current synergy existing between the two organizations.
Mamza who emphasized that she is at the 23rd
Brigade to familiarize herself with the Acting Commander Sector 4 Operation ‘Hadin Kai’, and Commander 23rd
Brigade, also to intimate him on the Commission’s activities in the State for
the promotion and protection of rights of all manner of citizens – distancing
the Commission from witch hunt.
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