SECURITY: COAS TASKS COMMANDERS TO TACKLE NATIONAL THREATS

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has charged Battalion Commanders of the Nigerian Army to tackle the emerging security threats head-on, demonstrating exemplary leadership in commanding their troops.

At the First Commanding Officers’ Workshop for 2025, held at the Headquarters 2 Division Nigerian Army, General Oluyede stressed the critical role Battalion Commanders play in bridging operational and tactical levels of command.

This is contained In a statement signed by Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director Army Public Relations, the Army Chief urged Commanding Officers to showcase essential leadership qualities, including responsibility, accountability, and moral courage, to effectively lead their troops in battle and peacetime.

Oluyede stressed the need of the workshop with the theme, “Enhancing Tactical Level Command and Leadership Within a Joint Environment,” as apt and aligned with his Command Philosophy to transform the Nigerian Army.

He commended troops for their sacrifices in combating security challenges and urged them to remain steadfast and professional, while highlighting ongoing welfare initiatives, including improved accommodations, access to soft loan schemes, and increased allowances.

As part of his welfare schemes, the Army Chief commissioned the 2 Division Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants Station and a Military Police Holding Facility.

And also approved the rehabilitation of the Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’ Mess and the 81 Battalion Officers’ Mess.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has charged Battalion Commanders of the Nigerian Army to tackle the emerging security threats head-on, demonstrating exemplary leadership in commanding their troops.

At the First Commanding Officers’ Workshop for 2025, held at the Headquarters 2 Division Nigerian Army, General Oluyede stressed the critical role Battalion Commanders play in bridging operational and tactical levels of command.

This is contained In a statement signed by Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director Army Public Relations, the Army Chief urged Commanding Officers to showcase essential leadership qualities, including responsibility, accountability, and moral courage, to effectively lead their troops in battle and peacetime.

Oluyede stressed the need of the workshop with the theme, “Enhancing Tactical Level Command and Leadership Within a Joint Environment,” as apt and aligned with his Command Philosophy to transform the Nigerian Army.

He commended troops for their sacrifices in combating security challenges and urged them to remain steadfast and professional, while highlighting ongoing welfare initiatives, including improved accommodations, access to soft loan schemes, and increased allowances.

As part of his welfare schemes, the Army Chief commissioned the 2 Division Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants Station and a Military Police Holding Facility.

And also approved the rehabilitation of the Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’ Mess and the 81 Battalion Officers’ Mess.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has charged Battalion Commanders of the Nigerian Army to tackle the emerging security threats head-on, demonstrating exemplary leadership in commanding their troops.

At the First Commanding Officers’ Workshop for 2025, held at the Headquarters 2 Division Nigerian Army, General Oluyede stressed the critical role Battalion Commanders play in bridging operational and tactical levels of command.

This is contained In a statement signed by Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director Army Public Relations, the Army Chief urged Commanding Officers to showcase essential leadership qualities, including responsibility, accountability, and moral courage, to effectively lead their troops in battle and peacetime.

Oluyede stressed the need of the workshop with the theme, “Enhancing Tactical Level Command and Leadership Within a Joint Environment,” as apt and aligned with his Command Philosophy to transform the Nigerian Army.

He commended troops for their sacrifices in combating security challenges and urged them to remain steadfast and professional, while highlighting ongoing welfare initiatives, including improved accommodations, access to soft loan schemes, and increased allowances.

As part of his welfare schemes, the Army Chief commissioned the 2 Division Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants Station and a Military Police Holding Facility.

And also approved the rehabilitation of the Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’ Mess and the 81 Battalion Officers’ Mess.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, has charged Battalion Commanders of the Nigerian Army to tackle the emerging security threats head-on, demonstrating exemplary leadership in commanding their troops.

At the First Commanding Officers’ Workshop for 2025, held at the Headquarters 2 Division Nigerian Army, General Oluyede stressed the critical role Battalion Commanders play in bridging operational and tactical levels of command.

This is contained In a statement signed by Major General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director Army Public Relations, the Army Chief urged Commanding Officers to showcase essential leadership qualities, including responsibility, accountability, and moral courage, to effectively lead their troops in battle and peacetime.

Oluyede stressed the need of the workshop with the theme, “Enhancing Tactical Level Command and Leadership Within a Joint Environment,” as apt and aligned with his Command Philosophy to transform the Nigerian Army.

He commended troops for their sacrifices in combating security challenges and urged them to remain steadfast and professional, while highlighting ongoing welfare initiatives, including improved accommodations, access to soft loan schemes, and increased allowances.

As part of his welfare schemes, the Army Chief commissioned the 2 Division Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants Station and a Military Police Holding Facility.

And also approved the rehabilitation of the Warrant Officers’ and Sergeants’ Mess and the 81 Battalion Officers’ Mess.