Bali Berates Jos GOC
March 30th, 2010
Bali Berates Jos GOCBy Olawale Olaleye in Lagos and Seriki Adinoyi in Jos, 03.14.2010
Former Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff in the General Ibrahim Babangida regime, General Domkat Bali, at the weekend berated the General Officer Command-ing (GOC), 3rd Armoured Division, Major-General Saleh Maina and other top military commanders and accused them of compromising the security of Plateau State by showing bias in their handling of the Jos crisis.Specifically, Bali pointed accusing f…
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