Nigerian Army’s Antecedents Calls For Celebration — Ex-military Spokesman At Anniversary

Nigerian Army’s Antecedents Calls For Celebration — Ex-military Spokesman At Anniversary

Retired spokesman for Nigerian Army, Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman, believes that Nigerian army’s antecedents call for celebration, stating that the country’s principal military agency has starling quality of service over more than one and half century plus.

Brig Gen. Usman made the assertion in a thought provoking treatise made available to SAVANNA TIMES.

“It is important to spare a moment to reflect on this symbol of national power and its profound contributions to our national development, peace and security and above all the enduring legacy of one of the greatest armies in the world for over a century and a half,” the general said.

In his article, written to celebrates the 161st anniversary of the Nigerian Army, he highlighted its legacy of bravery, service, and national development.

He reflected on the army’s evolution, professionalism, and contributions to peace, security, and development within Nigeria and beyond.

The former army spokesman acknowledges the army’s role in various endeavors such as peacekeeping missions, counterinsurgency operations, community services, and gender mainstreaming.

In his piece, Gen. Usman (rtd) also mentions the army’s modernization efforts, including the establishment of an aviation corps, and its involvement in international peacekeeping missions.

The writer emphasizes the importance of recognizing and appreciating the Nigerian Army’s sacrifices and contributions to the nation’s stability and progress.

The Brigadier General concludes with a call to celebrate and honor the Nigerian Army’s legacy and ongoing commitment to national security and development.

The writer, Brigadier General Sani Kukasheka Usman (rtd) mni fnipr, is a former Director of Army Public Relations and Spokesman of the Nigerian Army, public commentator and security expert.