Brigadier General Nsikak John Edet has been redeployed as the new Commander for 14 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan Barracks Ohafia, Abia State.
He officially assumed duty on Friday where he assured that the Brigade will do all it can to secure the people of the state and environs.
A release by Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, Lieutenant Omale Innocent Prince said General Edet disclosed that he will synergise with all stakeholders to ensure that the much-needed peace is achieved in Abia State and its environs.
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The release quoted him to have added that this would provide a conducive environment for all well-meaning citizens to carry out their normal life without molestation or threats of any kind.
The release reads further, “He urge all criminals to stay away from his domain as it is no longer business as usual. The Commander also called on all loyal citizens to collaborate with him, while the criminals and evil ones are to repent from their illicit acts, turn new leaves and become good and better citizens. He further disclosed that synergy with other security agencies and meaningful dialogue with appropriate authorities is the best way out . He urged all evildoers and criminals to stop the unwanted killing of innocent persons.
“The incoming commander also stated that he swapping command with the outgone Commander and expressed his delight on the successes recorded by the outgoing commander and promised to consolidate on the successes and operational gains towards achieving the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Command philosophy which is to “ Transform the Nigerian Army into a well trained, equipped and highly motivated force towards achieving our constitutional responsibilities within a joint environment “.
“The outgone Commander Brigadier General Adegoke Adetuyi during his farewell address, thanked officer’s and men for the successes recorded during his tour of duty which he said was made achievable by God and collective efforts of all officers and men of the Brigade. He urged them to extend same support and dedication to the new Commander.
“Prior to the handing and taking over ceremony, a send forth ceremony was held in honour of the outgone Briagde Commander and other senior officers posted out of the unit at the Brigade Officers’ Mess on Sunday, 9 July 2023.
“However, some highlights of the handing and taking over ceremony was the signing of handing and taking over notes, address to troops, lowering and hoisting of Brigade flag signifying the end and the beginning of a new era at the quarter guard.”
