Crocodile Smile II: We won't vaccinate individuals again, says Army

The Nigerian Army has said that the military exercise, Operation Crocodile Smile II is to expand the operations of the Nigerian Army in the Niger Delta area. 

The Army additionally responded to the report of an inoculation which caused anarchy in Yenagoa. 

The Brigade Commander, 16 Brigade, Brig-Gen Kevin Aligbe who said the operation was to expand the mood and mileage of the armed force in the Niger Delta kept up that there was no requirement for the general population to freeze. 

Aligbe spoke Saturday amid the ecological exercise by the 16 Brigade as a feature of the exercises for the time of the operation and said the Army would keep up polished skill amid the activity. 

"Operation crocodile grin II is proposed to expand the cadence of our battle operations in the streams and land based exercises. Toward the day's end the operational abilities of every one of those taking an interest will be honed and obviously we would have increased more mileage. Obviously, a ton assets have been given to the armed force central command to support what we are doing. 

He said separated from the standard exercises in the springs, rivulets and all land watches, certainty building and the majority of that, the military chose to attempt a few groups' connection exercises to connect the holes between the armed force and the quick groups where they dwell. 

On the detailed immunization, Aligbe who noticed that the Army has no expectation of directing an inoculation since it isn't a piece of its therapeutic efforts noticed that its restorative efforts are not constrained on individuals. 

''Amid our effort, we don't do inoculations, we don't do vaccination; we do fundamental medicinal checks and after that offer therapeutic materials to people that need them and it not by compel. You will be shocked that in this time and age when you have web-based social networking that not even a sad remnant of the called individuals wearing military uniform were gotten on camera, particularly with everyone having a mobile phone that has camera in it. Not by any means one school, not anyplace a similar message, a similar talk that was heard in different states, yet shockingly was reproduced here in Yenegoa, yesterday and caused a great deal of anxiety however as pioneers we should remain with respect to truth in ensuring that the administrations that is anticipated from us is conveyed to the general population. That is the expert obligation that we have to the group where we live thus our business."