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Nigerian Army To Benefit From Federal Government Payment Of Group Life Assurance

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 … COAS Lauds Presidential intervention
The Nigerian Army (NA) has lauded the Federal Government of Nigeria  for directing the payment of Group Life Assurance owed the families of Nigeria Army personnel who died in action.
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja gave the commendation today 12th September 2023, while declaring open the Chief of Army Staff combined Second and Third Quarters Conference at the Army Headquarters Command Officers’  Mess 1, Asokoro Abuja.
According to a statement by Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, the Director Army Public Relations, the Army Chief emphasised the critical role of sound administration and troops’ welfare in NA’s operations, adding that troops’ welfare and that of their families will remain preeminent in NA’s efforts under his watch. He averred that NA intends to consolidate on all existing welfare arrangements and schemes to enhance the well-being of troops by providing befitting living quarters for personnel and effective medical care to injured personnel and continued support to widows and next-of-kins of the fallen heroes.
General Lagbaja also charged field commanders to ensure the maintenance of  platforms and equipment in their holding to prolong their life span and enable the nation optimize her investment.
The COAS pointed out, that the conference is designed to provide a veritable platform to review Nigerian Army’s administrative, training, logistics and operational activities, as well as other key issues relating to the service within a quarter, noting,  that it will offer participants the opportunity to review decisions taken during the COAS First Quarter Conference 2023.
Highlighting the  operational successes of the NA, the Army Chief disclosed that Operation HADIN KAI in the North EAST has effectively curtailed Boko Haram and other terrorist activities in the region, while Operations HADARIN DAJI and WHIRL PUNCH have checkmated banditry and insurgency in the North West and North Central regions. He added that Operation UDO KA  in the South East has effectively curtailed criminal activities of dissidents.
He charged personnel to remain resolute in their drive to deny all criminal elements in the society the freedom of action, as their dastardly acts have only strengthened the NA’s resolved to intensify the onslaught against them.
The COAS expressed gratitude to the Commander -in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his strategic guidance and the confidence reposed on the leadership of the Armed Forces of Nigeria. He reiterated the unalloyed loyalty and commitment of the NA to the Constitution of the Federal Republic.
Highpoint of the event was presentation of 8 Toyota Hilux Vehicles to  Army Warrant Officers (AWO) who have attained the pinnacle of their soldiering career.

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