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Army. Photo: CGTN The Passing Out Parade (POP) for the 80 Regular Recruit Intake Parade has been rescheduled to May 29. The postponed is occasioned by the death of the former Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen Ibrahim Attahiru. Capt. Audu Arigu, the Assistant Director, Army Public Relations, Depot Nigeria Army, made this known in a statement issued on Tuesday in Zaria. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the ceremony was originally scheduled for May 22, with the late COAS as Chief Reviewing Officer and Special Guest of Honor. He was also slated to commission a new medical centr...

The Passing Out Parade (POP) for the 80 Regular Recruit Intake Parade has been rescheduled to May 29.

Daily Post Nigeria Published Reno Omokri, former aide to Ex-president Goodluck Jonathan has told President Muhammadu Buhari to consider appointing an Igbo man as a replacement of the late Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Ibrahim Attahiru. DAILY POST had earlier reported the late COAS died in a plane crash close to the Kaduna Airport on Friday. Ten other officers were also killed when the Beachcraft 350 aircraft came down due to bad weather. Buhari is yet to announce a replacement. Reno, on his Twitter page, urged Buhari to appoint an Igbo man to stop the rise of secessionists in the Southeast.

*Co-pilot Flt. Lt Alfred Olufade who had his wedding two months ago. There were also Sergeant Adesina and ACM Oyedepo, among the crew. Attahiru, the chief of army staff, from Kaduna state was appointed in January 2021. He was 54 years old. He joined the army in 1984. Brigadier-General Kuliya was appointed Acting Chief of Military lntelligence in March. He was before then head of Army Headquarters Department of Policy and Plans. Brigadier General Olayinka was the acting Provost Marshal. Posted 22/05/2021 07:57:03 AM  

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