According to reports from The News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the Nigerian Army on Tuesday pulled out two
Major Generals and three Brigradier Generals out of service at the
Nigerian Army Medical Corps in Lagos.
Reports has it that the generals that were pulled out are; Maj.-Gen.
Abimbola, Amusu, Maj.-Gen. Patrick Falola, Brig.-Gen. Folorunsho
Jegede, Brig.-Gen. O. Akinyode and Brig.-Gen. M. Robbinson.
The pulling out parade of the five generals was witnessed by top military officers, both serving and retired.
Amusu, in her valedictory remarks, attributed her success to hard work, dedication, commitment to service and divine help.
She admonished serving military personnel to remain focused and resolute, and exhibit total loyalty to constituted authorities.
“Your loyalty to the Federal Republic of Nigeria can best be given through vigilant security consciousness,” she said.
The
Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, was represented at the
event by the Corps Commander Ordinance, Maj.-Gen. Joel Unnigbe.
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According to reports from The News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the Nigerian Army on Tuesday pulled out two
Major Generals and three Brigradier Generals out of service at the
Nigerian Army Medical Corps in Lagos.
Reports has it that the generals that were pulled out are; Maj.-Gen.
Abimbola, Amusu, Maj.-Gen. Patrick Falola, Brig.-Gen. Folorunsho
Jegede, Brig.-Gen. O. Akinyode and Brig.-Gen. M. Robbinson.
The pulling out parade of the five generals was witnessed by top military officers, both serving and retired.
Amusu, in her valedictory remarks, attributed her success to hard work, dedication, commitment to service and divine help.
She admonished serving military personnel to remain focused and resolute, and exhibit total loyalty to constituted authorities.
“Your loyalty to the Federal Republic of Nigeria can best be given through vigilant security consciousness,” she said.
The
Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, was represented at the
event by the Corps Commander Ordinance, Maj.-Gen. Joel Unnigbe.
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