Mr Oluyede says President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to their operational and administrative needs has been pivotal to the successes achieved so far.
He stressed that discipline remained the backbone of military professionalism.
He stated that the Nigerian Army was obligated to respect the fundamental principles of human rights, as outlined in the provisions of international law.
Pix: Olufemi Oluyede
Mr Namadi said that the primary goal of the collaboration is to create and sustain a peaceful and secure environment for the residents of Jigawa.
The Chief of Army Staff, Olufemi Oluyede, has commended officers and soldiers of 130 Battalion and 341 Artillery Regiment, Ogoja, Cross River.
Mr Oluyede said that troops welfare remained his priority.
Mr Oluyede said the institution will soon become a beacon of excellence and professionalism in the Nigerian Army.
The army chief has reiterated the Nigerian Army’s commitment to developing a well-educated and future-ready force through strategic investment in education.
The rector of NIMTA, Comfort Adamu, said that 135 trainees underwent six weeks of intensive ICT training.
Mr Oluyede gave the charge during his maiden operational visit to the depot on Monday, according to a statement by the army.
