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Army GOC tasks new Oyo, Osun formations on discipline, professional conduct

The General Officer Commanding (GOC), 2 Division, Nigerian Army, Maj. Gen. Auwalu Mahmuda, has directed personnel of newly established formations in Oyo and Osun states to maintain discipline and uphold professional standards in the discharge of their duties. Mahmuda gave the directive while inspecting the newly established Headquarters 7 Brigade in Oyo State and 137 […] The post Army GOC tasks…

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Maj. Gen. Auwalu Mahmuda, General Officer Commanding of Nigeria's 2 Division, has instructed troops from the newly established Oyo and Osun military formations to maintain discipline and professional conduct. During a visit to assess their readiness, Mahmuda emphasized the importance of remaining proactive and conscious of their responsibilities.

Acting Deputy Director of 2 Division Army Public Relations, Lt. Col. Jonah Danjuma, revealed this information to reporters in Ibadan. Mahmuda warned against actions that could damage public trust in the Nigerian Army, stressing the need to protect its image and reputation. Any unprofessional behavior would not be tolerated, as per the GOC's directive.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Waidi Shaibu, expects the utmost professionalism from his troops always. The formation of the new units is part of the army's response to security challenges and aims to enhance their operational presence. Mahmuda also highlighted the army's efforts to improve troops' welfare, as part of the COAS's Soldiers First Concept.

Community leaders in Ile-Ife welcomed the establishment of the 137 Battalion, praising the Nigerian Army for its contribution to their town.

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