In a significant move to enhance troop welfare and operational capacity, the Nigerian Army has officially commissioned new semi-permanent accommodations for the 382 Artillery Regiment at the Nigerian Army Cantonment in Gusau, Zamfara State.
Brigadier General Sani Ahmed, Brigade Commander of 1 Brigade Nigerian Army Gusau, hailed the initiative, crediting the Chief of Army Staff for prioritizing soldiers’ living conditions.
“This accommodation project reflects the Chief of Army Staff’s unwavering commitment to boosting the morale and operational efficiency of our troops,” he stated.
The newly completed facilities underscore the Nigerian Army’s dedication to equipping its personnel to tackle security challenges effectively.
Lt. Col. Urukwe Ando, Commanding Officer of the 382 Artillery Regiment, highlighted the regiment’s strategic role and the importance of the new accommodations in fostering a sense of unity and well-being among soldiers.
The event, attended by high-ranking military officials, marks a milestone in the Nigerian Army’s efforts to enhance its operational readiness and morale, reinforcing its mission to combat banditry and other security threats across the nation.