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PHOTOS: Army honours departing senior officers

The GOC 1 Division, Nigerian Army, Maj Gen Abubakar Wase, has commended three departing senior officers for their professionalism and loyalty in Kaduna. Read More: https://punchng.com/photos-army-honours-departing-senior-officers/

PHOTOS: Army honours departing senior officers

Major General Abubakar Sadique Wase, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 1 Division in the Nigerian Army, recently honored three senior officers for their outstanding professionalism, loyalty, and contributions to the Division. The commendation ceremony took place in Kaduna, where Wase emphasized that the officers should continue to uphold their dedication and serve as proud representatives of the Division in their new assignments.

These officers, often referred to as the "Stallion Family," were praised for their significant role in forming the Division.

Speaking on behalf of the departing officers, Brigadier General Oluwasegun Okungbure expressed his gratitude to God for His protection and guidance during their service in the Division. He also acknowledged the General Officer Commanding for organizing the send-off ceremony, as well as the support and camaraderie from the Chief of Staff, commanders, principal staff officers, and colleagues.

Okungbure assured Wase that the departing officers would continue to uphold the Division's values and positively represent the formation in their new roles.

In a related development, Wase reaffirmed the Division's commitment to strengthening its partnership with the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) to ensure the safety and security of corps members in Kaduna State. During a visit to the Division's headquarters, Wase emphasized the importance of the NYSC and its role in promoting national unity, integration, and youth development.

The partnership between the Army and NYSC reflects the Division's commitment to supporting institutions that contribute to national development and security.

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