Plateau State: Nigerian Army lauds infrastructure development at Cantonment

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The Nigerian Army Chief of Policy and Plans Major General Anthony Omozoje has lauded the General Officer Commanding (GOC)3 Division (NA) and Commander Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH) Major General Ibrahim Ali for undertaking several projects that have improved the outlook of Maxwell Khobe Cantonment, in Jos, Plateau State.

Major General Omozoje gave the commendation when he paid a courtesy visit to the 3 Division GOC in the cantonment.

General Omozoje who was in Jos to deliver a lecture to participants of Senior Executive Course 44 of the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru on behalf of the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya also inspected other ongoing projects in the Cantonment.

The Chief of Policy and Plans expressed satisfaction with the laudable initiatives aimed at improving the welfare of troops, and their dependents while commending the GOC for the strides.

He said in spite of many challenges, the NA is making tremendous efforts to improve the capacity of troops to discharge their duties professionally.

The GOC and Commander OPSH, Major General Ibrahim Ali described the visit as a morale booster to the officers and soldiers of the Division.

He noted that the projects at the Cantonment were successfully executed with the tremendous support received from the COAS, Lieutenant General Faruk Yahaya while assuring General Omozoje that the facilities would be maintained.

During the visit, Major General Omozoje inspected the remodelled Maxwell Khobe Cantonment Main Entrance Gate, Quarter Guard, solar-powered street lights and the ongoing construction of the Nigerian Army Officers Wives Association (NAOWA) 3 Division Chapter Secretariat.

General Omozoje also inspected the ongoing renovation of soldiers’ accommodation as well as the ongoing construction of the 3 Division Gymnasium Center and the Swimming Pool.

 

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