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EXCLUSIVE: Million-dollar US Property Acquired By Nigerian Army General In Charge Of Logistics, Akerejola Uncovered As Soldiers Lament Poor Welfare, Obsolete Equipment - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Million-dollar US Property Acquired By Nigerian Army General In Charge Of Logistics, Akerejola Uncovered As Soldiers Lament Poor Welfare, Obsolete Equipment

  A million-dollar property located in the United States of America and owned by Maj. Gen. Erema Akerejola, Chief of Logistics of the Nigerian Army has been uncovered.   Documents seen by SaharaReporters show that the building which is located at 11860 Old Station Pl, Alpharetta, Georgia, 30004 is currently worth $1,013,000.   The Department of Army Logistics (DOAL) is responsible for all logistics matters in the Nigerian Army.   The department currently headed by Akerejola controls the entire Nigerian Army budget.

7 cycles in: What I would tell my 20-year-old NSF self, now that I'm a 30-year-old NSman - Vimarsana News

7 cycles in: What I would tell my 20-year-old NSF self, now that I'm a 30-year-old NSman

Ah, the fleeting nature of youth. It only feels like yesterday when I was an impressionable young man, bursting with energy and chasing dreams like there was no tomorrow. In a blink of an eye, I've hit 30 and just finished my seventh army reservist cycle. After the mandatory two years of full-time National Service, Singaporean men join the ranks...

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Army Moves To Stop Soldiers From Resigning Over Low Morale, Loss Of Interest, Other Reasons - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Nigerian Army Moves To Stop Soldiers From Resigning Over Low Morale, Loss Of Interest, Other Reasons

The Nigerian Army says citing “loss of interest” and “low morale” as reasons for disengagement by soldiers will no longer be accepted as the basis for approval of voluntary retirement. SaharaReporters had exclusively reported how over 500 soldiers in the North-East and other theatres of operation wrote to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen General Faruk Yahaya, seeking voluntary retirement. The action comes amid security challenges being faced by the military as it combats terrorists, bandits and other criminals in most parts of the country.