The Governor of Ebonyi State, Francis Nwifuru, has commended four indigenes of the state who were recently elevated to the rank of generals in the Nigerian Army.
Nwifuru urged them to sustain their gallantry and patriotism in safeguarding Nigeria’s territorial sovereignty.
The officers promoted include Major General Emmanuel Otu, Brigadier General Igwe Omoke, Brigadier General Ogbonnaya Igwe, and Brigadier General Charles Nwonyi.
In a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Dr Monday Uzor, and made available to newsmen, Nwifuru expressed immense pride in the dedication shown by these illustrious sons of the state, which earned them national recognition.
“It is with great pride and heartfelt appreciation that I extend my warmest congratulations on your recent promotion to the rank of general,” the statement read.
The governor noted that their dedication, professionalism, and patriotism earned them this well-deserved promotion.
“This recognition is a testament to your exceptional dedication, discipline, and service to our nation.
“Your unwavering commitment to duty, leadership in challenging situations, and exemplary professional standards have earned you the respect and admiration of your colleagues and the gratitude of all those you serve.
“Your promotion is not just an individual accomplishment but a reflection of the values and strength that define our Armed Forces. As you step into this new role, I have no doubt you will continue to uphold the highest standards of honour, courage, and service that inspire us all,” Nwifuru said.
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