Nigerian Navy Conducts Second Quarter Route March in Lagos

On Saturday, the Western Naval Command of the Nigerian Navy conducted its second quarter route march in Lagos, aimed at improving the physical fitness and combat readiness of its personnel. The exercise began early in the day and attracted 1,500 personnel from the headquarters and affiliated units.

The march concluded at the Nigerian Navy Ultra Modern Sport Complex in Navy Town Ojo, where participants engaged in cool-down exercises. Rear Admiral Abdullahi Abubakar Mustapha, the flag officer commanding the Western Naval Command, praised the participants for their discipline, resilience, and impressive turnout.

He described the quarterly route march as an essential aspect of the Nigerian Navy's physical fitness program, designed to ensure personnel remain physically fit and mentally alert for operational readiness. Mustapha highlighted the importance of camaraderie, teamwork, and mutual support displayed during the exercise, urging personnel to maintain their professional spirit and discipline, which are crucial for executing assigned tasks effectively.