The 14 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, stationed in Ohafia, Abia, has issued a statement in response to a recent report by Sahara Reporters concerning a water shortage at their barracks over the festive season. The report, titled “No Cooking On New Year Day – Soldiers, Families Lament Lack Of Water In Nigerian Army Barracks,” was published on January 3, creating ripples of concern.
Addressing the Water Supply Challenges
In the statement, released through Lt. Innocent Omale, the Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, the Brigade acknowledged the water supply challenges at the barracks. However, it highlighted the proactive measures being taken to address the issue, which included repairing bad boreholes and increasing the duration of power supply to pump water.
Improving Living Conditions
The Brigade’s efforts, under the guidance of its current Commander, have been focused on improving the living conditions of the soldiers and their families. The importance of providing a comfortable and convenient living environment for the personnel and their families has been underscored, with ongoing efforts to enhance the availability of water and other social amenities.
Commitment to Welfare
The Brigade Commander’s commitment to the welfare of the personnel and their families has been a driving factor in these improvements. Lt. Omale assured that this commitment would continue, and the Brigade would persist in its endeavor to better the living conditions. He expressed gratitude for the understanding and support from all parties involved in this effort.
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