18 Senior Army Officers Retire After 35 Years of Service

Abuja, Nigeria — The Nigerian Army on Thursday officially retired 18 senior officers from the Nigerian Army Corps of Supply and Transport after the completion of 35 years of distinguished service.

The retirement ceremony, held in honour of the officers, recognized their dedication, professionalism, and contributions to the logistics and operational effectiveness of the Army over more than three decades. The Corps of Supply and Transport plays a critical role in ensuring the movement of personnel, equipment, and essential supplies across various operations.

Speaking at the event, military officials commended the retirees for their commitment and sacrifices in service to the nation. They noted that the officers had been instrumental in supporting both combat and non-combat operations, contributing significantly to national security efforts.

The outgoing officers were praised for upholding the core values of the Nigerian Army throughout their careers, with many of them having served in different parts of the country under challenging conditions.

The Army also reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a strong and professional force, emphasizing the importance of experience transfer and mentorship for younger personnel stepping into leadership roles.

The ceremony concluded with the presentation of honours and farewell tributes, marking the end of an era for the retiring officers and celebrating their legacy of service to Nigeria.