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First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, on Monday hosted the first female Nigerian graduate of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom, 2nd Lt Oluchukwu Owowoh.

Officer Cadet Owowoh Oluchukwu made history on Friday as she became the first Nigerian female officer to graduate from the esteemed Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom.

A Singaporean has been recognised as Best International Cadet on a Commissioning Course held by the prestigious Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom. The academy shared the news in a Facebook post on April 10: "Leading up to Sovereign's Parade this Friday, where Officer Cadets from course 232 will be commissioned, we are recognising the prize winners. "The...

Officer Cadet Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu has graduated from the United Kingdom’s Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS) as the first-ever Nigerian female

Oluchukwu achieved the milestone after completing 44 weeks of intensive training at the prestigious UK military academy. | Pulse Nigeria

Officer Cadet Owowoh Oluchukwu made history as she became the first Nigerian female officer to graduate from the Royal Military Academy

Princess enrolled in Kaduna State, Nigeria's Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in 2018. She joined the NDA as a Cadet Lance Corporal in her second year, became a Cadet Sergeant in her fourth year, and was assigned to the position of Company Senior Under Officer Charlie (CSUO) in her fifth year.

Nigerian first female cadet, Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu has graduated from Sandhurst as the army's 135 newest officers were congratulated by a senior French officer.   Oluchukwu, 24, was inspected by the head of the French Army, General d'armee Pierre Schill, at the prestigious Sovereign's Parade.   According to MailOnline, the Nigerian officer was described as "very happy, very proud" with a "beaming smile" throughout the ceremony.