The development confirmed a report by The PUNCH that scores of top military brass would be retired following the appointment of new service chiefs by President Bola Tinubu on June 19.
The Defence Headquarters has ordered senior military officers with seniority on commission above that of the current service chiefs to retire latest by July
About 100 top officers, including generals, brigadiers-general, air vice marshals, and admirals in the Nigerian Army, Air Force, and Nigerian Navy may proceed on compulsory retirement following the appointment of new service chiefs on Monday by President Bola Tinubu, The PUNCH reports.
Soldiers have lamented their non-inclusion in the 40 percent minimum wage rise by the federal government, saying their pay was last reviewed during the
Although the cash crunch occasioned by government’s currency redesign policy has subsided with the return of old Naira notes ahead of Easter celebrations,