Nigerian Army Launches New Battalions to Boost Security

The Nigerian Army has established the 24 Battalion in Tudun Wada and the 311 Artillery Regiment in Dambatta local government areas of Kano State to strengthen its operational presence and enhance security coverage. Babatunde Zubairu, the assistant director of army public relations for the 3 Brigade in Kano, stated that these new formations are part of the Army's commitment to improving security operations and effectively responding to security challenges in Kano State.
Major General Abubakar Sadique Muhammad Wase, the General Officer Commanding of the 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, conducted an operational assessment visit to the newly established units on October 28 and 29. During this visit, he emphasized the need for dedication, resilience, and adequate support for the units to achieve their objectives.
Wase also highlighted the importance of personnel welfare and logistics in enhancing operational effectiveness and urged local residents to cooperate with the military to support the formations in fulfilling their responsibilities.
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