Navy Expands Community Intervention Drive, Inaugurates Three Solar-powered Boreholes in Surulere
Chiemelie Ezeobi The Nigerian Navy has expanded its community intervention drive with the inauguration of three solar-powered boreholes in Ward F2, Surulere, Lagos State, providing residents with access to potable
The Nigerian Navy has expanded its community intervention drive by inaugurating three solar-powered boreholes in Surulere, Lagos State, providing residents with access to potable water. The project, executed under the Chief of the Naval Staff Special Intervention Quick Impact Project Scheme, was inaugurated in honour of the Chief of Defence Training, Rear Admiral Abolade Ogunleye, who represents the Navy's commitment to building stronger relationships with host communities through projects that respond directly to their needs.
The initiative also highlights the Navy's civil-military cooperation strategy, which aims to enhance security and contribute to the socio-economic development of communities across the country.
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