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BREAKING: Main Basic who invented army struggle automobile, 112 different Generals retire from Nigerian Military

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BREAKING: Main Basic who invented army struggle automobile, 112 different Generals retire from Nigerian Military
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Main Basic Victor Okwudili Ezugwu, famend for inventing the Ezugwu Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) automobile, and 112 different generals have retired from lively service within the Nigerian Military. Main Basic Ezugwu gained recognition for his pivotal function in creating the Ezugwu MRAP, an important asset enhancing the army’s operational capabilities by offering improved safety towards mines and ambushes.…CONTINUE READING

The departing officers embody one full Basic, one Lieutenant Basic, 67 Main Generals, and 44 Brigadier Generals.

At a Regimental Dinner Evening held of their honour Abuja, Minister of Defence Abubakar Badaru counseled the retiring officers for his or her unwavering dedication and sacrifices towards fostering stability in Nigeria.

The minister famous that the event offered Nigerian Military the chance to mirror on its service and profound dedication as demonstrated by the retired and retiring senior officers, including that experiences and expertise garnered whereas in service and respect for variety, which has been their working rules all through their profession will present them a veritable platform as they exit the service.

He famous that the Federal Authorities would proceed to do all inside its attain to enhance the well-being of serving and retired personnel.

Talking on the event, the Chief of Military Workers (COAS), Lieutenant Basic Taoreed Lagbaja, enjoined the retired senior officers to understand God and the Nigerian Military for a profitable sojourn within the ‘noble occupation of arms’ and attaining the purpose of meritorious disengagement from lively service.

Delivering the vote of thanks on behalf of Retired Generals, Main Basic Ezugwu thanked the COAS for the honour accorded them, pledging that they are going to stay good ambassadors of the Nigerian Military, even at retirement.

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