Nigerian Army Passes out 6,400 Regular Recruits, Vows to Tackle Insecurity

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By Olayemi Esan, Abuja

The Nigeria Army has restated its commitment to tackling numerous security challenges in various parts of the country.

General Officer Commanding 1 Division Nigeria Army Kaduna, Danjumma Ali-Keffi, made the remarks during the passing out of 80 regular recruit intake at the Depot Nigeria Army Zaria on Saturday.

The military has been battling various security challenges occasioned by the activities of Boko Haram terrorists, armed bandits, kidnappers, IPOB, and other criminal elements.

Ali-Keffi, who was the Reviewing Officer and Special Guest of Honour at the event said the army “will not rest on our oars until this country is safe for all of us’’.

He noted that since its establishment in 1924, Depot Nigeria Army has the mandate of transforming able-bodied civilians into soldiers to meet the manpower requirement of the Nigeria Army.

“This function is of utmost importance, considering the numerous challenges of bedeviling our beloved country.

“It is noteworthy that as you pass out today, the strength of Nigeria's army has been enhanced by 6,400 able-bodied men and women.

He added that the Depot has been able to evolve innovative ways of improving the standard of training in the Nigeria Army.

Mr. Ali-Keffi noted that the Nigeria Army has been yielding a positive result, which is evident by the robust fighting spirit of the soldiers in various theatres of operations.

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