The Commander Corps of Artillery, Major General Benson Sinjen’s has charged troops to always discharge their duties professionally and be mindful of the consequences of indiscipline. He gave the charge recently when he visited Artillery units and formations under the 3 Division.
Addressing troops at various locations, General Sinjen’s noted that the military has zero tolerance to unprofessional conducts. He noted that the welfare of troops has recently improved and more is being done to ensure troops and their family members are well taken care of.
Welcoming the Commander to his office, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 3 Division and Commander Operation SAFE HAVEN (OPSH), Maj Gen Abdulsalami Ibrahim said the visit of the Commander Corps of Artillery was a morale booster to troops deployed to perform national assignment in various locations under unfavourable weather conditions. He also commended the military on the Plateau for their professional conduct during and after the elections.
Briefing the Corps Commander, in his office, the Commander 303 Artillery Regiment, General Support Jos, Colonel SA Abimbola noted the tremendous achievements recorded by troops of the unit recently. He appreciated the support his unit continued to enjoy from the Artillery headquarters.
General Sinjen’s also visited 33 Artillery Brigade Bauchi, 301 Artillery Regiment, General Support Gombe, Artillery Regiment Shandam and 303 Artillery Regiment, General Support Jos where he inspected facilities and addressed troops.
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