The Special Military Task Force of Operation Safe Haven (OPSH) has refuted claims of the arrest of its Sector Commander in Bokkos Local Government Area of Plateau State linked to the recent area attacks.
Captain James Oya, the OPSH media officer in Jos, issued a statement discrediting the report on Thursday. Oya labeled the report as false and misleading, emphasizing that it aimed to undermine the military and other security agencies’ ongoing efforts in addressing the current security challenges in the state.
“The report is not only baseless but a deliberate attempt to malign the reputation of our gallant troops and undermine the efforts OPSH, intended to bring those responsible for the reprehensible acts to justice.
”OPSH, a multi-agency security initiative, has been steadfastly addressing the recurring security challenges in Plateau and environs.
“The dedication and commitment of our troops remain unwavering in ensuring the safety and security of the affected communities,” he said.
The OPSH is a special military task force saddled with the responsibility of maintaining peace in Plateau and parts of Kaduna and Bauchi states.
