Oyo State Government, Nigerian Army Pledge Collaboration for Peace

The General Officer Commanding 2 Division Nigerian Army, Major General Obinna Onubogu has assured the people of Oyo state and his area of responsibility to redouble their efforts in maintaining a safe and secure environment for law abiding citizens to carry out their legitimate businesses without fear or any hindrance.

The General Officer Commanding 2 Division, Major General Onubogu made this statement during the 2024 annual West Africa Social Activities organized by the Nigerian aimed at identifying and preserving the rich cultural heritage and tradition within and around Nigerian Army Barracks and Communities.

In his address, the General Officer Commanding 2 Division Nigerian Army, Major General Obinna Onubogu vowed to collaborate more with other sister security agencies in order to achieve greater results and disabled those disturbing the peace of the peace.

He pledged his loyalty on behalf of all the military personnel in the division the Chief of Army Staff to continue to give their best to keep Nigerians united and secure.

In his remark, the Executive Governor of Oyo State Engr. Seyi Makinde who was represented by the deputy governor, Barr. Adebayo Lawal assured the military and the personnel of the Nigerian Army that the present administration remain committed to promote the cordial relationship between the civil society and the military for better and greater understanding and mutual co-existence.

He urged the Nigerian Army to maintain and sustain the tempo and assured the military that the people of Oyo state is ready to support and coperate with the Nigerian Army in order to reap the full benefits and dividend of peace and security in the state.

The event which was further showcase the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria where each cultural troops displayed their dancing skills and with different delicacies were showcased to show the diversity cultural heritage of Nigeria.

The Area of Responsibility of the 2Division Nigerian Army are; Oyo, Edo, Kogi, Kwara, Ondo, Osun, and Niger States.