General Praises Nigerian Military School for Leadership

On Saturday, during the 2026 Speech and Prize-Giving Ceremony at the Nigerian Military School in Zaria, Kaduna State, Major General Ahmadu Mohammed (retd.), a former Commandant of the Depot Nigerian Army and alumnus of the school, commended the institution for its tradition of developing disciplined and patriotic leaders. He emphasized the school's enduring reputation, attributing it to the commitment of its leadership, instructors, and staff.
Mohammed addressed the graduating students, urging them to approach their future with confidence and to embrace lifelong learning in a rapidly changing world. He warned that knowledge and skills could quickly become obsolete without continuous self-development.
Additionally, he encouraged students to uphold the values of integrity, discipline, and patriotism learned at the school. Brigadier General E.N.
Ejiga, the current Commandant, also congratulated the graduates and reminded them to be worthy ambassadors of the institution.
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