Table of Contents

  1. Commander Urges Guard Against Complacency
  2. Decoration of Promoted Personnel
  3. High Number of Promotions
  4. Professionalism and Discipline
  5. Response from Promoted Personnel

The Commander of the 6 Brigade, Nigerian Army/Sector 3, Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS), Brigadier General Kingsley Uwa Chidiebere, has urged soldiers to avoid complacency and arrogance, emphasizing that such behavior is harmful to the military profession.

He delivered this message on Wednesday in Jalingo, Taraba State, during the ceremony to decorate 42 newly promoted personnel, including an Army Warrant Officer (AWO).

General Chidiebere encouraged the newly promoted individuals to embody humility, dedication, and integrity as they assume their new ranks.

He referred to the significant number of promotions within his command as a privilege and expressed gratitude to the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General W. Shaibu, for approving these advancements.

He reminded the soldiers that professionalism, discipline, respect for human rights, and the safeguarding of lives and property are core expectations of military service, especially during operations.

In response on behalf of the promoted personnel, Army Warrant Officer Anekwe Livinus expressed gratitude to the Nigerian Army for the recognition.

He committed to maintaining loyalty and dedication to duty, praising the Brigade Commander for his exemplary leadership, and assured that the recipients would continue to be worthy ambassadors of the Nigerian Army wherever they are deployed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main message from Brigadier General Kingsley Uwa Chidiebere?

The main message is to avoid complacency and arrogance, as these traits are detrimental to the military profession.

What qualities did General Chidiebere encourage the newly promoted personnel to embody?

He encouraged them to demonstrate humility, dedication, and integrity in their new ranks.

Who approved the promotions mentioned in the article?

The promotions were approved by the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General W. Shaibu.