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<p>In a vibrant and inspiring ceremony at the Rhino Officers Mess, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 3 Division and Commander of Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH), Major General Folusho Oyinlola, presided over the investiture of newly promoted Captains, commending their achievements and calling on them to embrace greater responsibilities. The ceremony, held on Friday, July 25, 2025, brought together senior military personnel from 3 Division and OPSH, along with the officers’ families, colleagues, and other well-wishers. (Source: Lt Col Aliyu Danja, Acting Deputy Director Army Public Relations)</p>
<p>Addressing the audience, Major General Oyinlola congratulated the newly decorated Captains for their “well-deserved recognition,” stating that promotions in the military are tied to professional merit, discipline, and dedication. He emphasized that the new rank carries heightened expectations and advised the officers to remain focused on service, pursue self-development, and practice financial prudence. (Source: Lt Col Aliyu Danja)</p>
<p>Highlighting the values of military tradition, the GOC stressed the need for heightened regimentation and discipline, noting that Captains form the backbone of the Nigerian Army’s operational effectiveness. He also acknowledged the sacrifices made by the officers’ families, applauding their steadfast support throughout the officers’ careers. (Source: Lt Col Aliyu Danja)</p>
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<p>Responding on behalf of the newly promoted officers, Captain Umar Isah expressed profound appreciation to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen OO Oluyede, for approving their promotions. “We are grateful to be found worthy of this honour and pledge our continued loyalty to the Nigerian Army,” he affirmed. Captain Isah also lauded Major General Oyinlola for his outstanding leadership and thanked commanders across 3 Division for mentoring and guiding them. (Source: Captain Umar Isah’s remarks during the ceremony)</p>
<p>Captain Isah concluded with a heartfelt message to the families and loved ones of the decorated officers. “Your encouragement keeps us strong in service to our dear nation,” he said, recognizing the emotional and logistical sacrifices borne by military families. (Source: Captain Umar Isah)</p>
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<p>Among those decorated were Capt UF Isah, Head of Dental Department at 3 Div Medical Services and Hospital; Capt P Ambe of Command Secondary School Jos; Capt EO Udo from 3 Div Ordnance Services; Capt OJ Afesojaye of 43 Engineers Brigade; Capt AC Chukwuma, Catering Officer for OPSH; as well as Capt CV Anele and Capt SS Barka, both from the 3 Div Army Public Relations Unit. (Source: Army promotion list announced during the ceremony)</p>
<p>The ceremony wrapped up with a vote of thanks, group photographs, and a special presentation to one of the newly promoted officers who will be redeployed following completion of her posting at OPSH. (Source: Lt Col Aliyu Danja)</p>
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