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Late Lt Alphonsus Alexander Kathy Bazza
The 6 Division, Nigerian Army, has reacted to reports that its officer, Lt. Alphonsus Alexander Kathy Bazza committed suicide in Akwa Ibom State saying it is investigating the circumstances surrounding his death.
Acting Deputy Director, Maj. Danjuma Jonah, in a statement on Tuesday, described the death as unfortunate saying the late officer died while on duty at the 2 Brigade Step-Up Headquarters for Exercise Still Waters III at Essien Udim Local Government of Akwa Ibom State.
He said: “For the records, on 11 November 2023, the officer was not seen at the Step-up Headquarters, all efforts to reach him proved abortive. Hence, a search was launched in the general area, and his lifeless body was discovered.
“The Division sympathizes with the deceased officer’s family over his unfortunate demise and wishes to call on the media to refrain from publishing narratives suggestive of complicity in his unfortunate demise.
“The NA remains a professional organization that places a high premium on the welfare of its troops and would not take the demise of any of its personnel in any controversial circumstance for granted.
“While not joining issues with the media houses propagating this misinformation, it is important to state that there are regimental precepts through which such occurrences are handled in the NA.
“The Division wishes to inform the general public that the issue is being thoroughly investigated and the public will be dully informed on the outcome of the investigation”. (The Nation)