Rear Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo, was a Director of Search and Rescue Defence Headquarters, until his redeployment as [url=https://www.google.com/amp/s/dailypost.ng/2017/06/15/nigerian-navy-effects-major-shake-redeploys-21-rear-admirals/%3famp]Chief Staff Officer [/url] Naval Training Command in 2017.

Rear Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo was born on 22 Apr 66 and hails from Nasarawa LGA in Kano State. He enlisted into the Nigerian Navy on 24 Sep 84 as a member of Regular Course 36 and was commissioned Sub-Lieutenant on 24 Sep 88.

He is an Underwater Warfare specialist with a subspecialisation in Intelligence. The senior officer has attended several military courses which include, Sub-Technical course and Officers Long course both at NNS QUORRA. He also attended Junior Division 48/89 and Senior Course 26 both at AFCSC Jaji.

Other courses attended include the National Defence Course at the South African National Defence College. Until his recent appointment as the CNS, he was the Director of Procurement at the Defence Space Administration.

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Nigeria’s new Naval Chief, Rear Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo (Regular Course 36) is an Underwater Warfare specialist, with a sub-specialization in Intelligence. Holds a Master’s degree in Transport Management from LAUTECH.

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He is an Underwater Warfare specialist with a subspecialisation in Intelligence...... ..

Whao! Well deserved too.Those SBS guys as like US marines-bad ass niggars.Watching them train sends chilling fears down the spine.Congratulations Gambo. Sadly, R.Adr.Daniel Ikoli passed on.He was another astute, brilliant and gallant naval officer

Wailers will still complain.
Wailing is indeed a frustrating and bad business

Now this is putting a round peg in a round hole, I wish you well in your new adventure that has just begun

Well deserved

I hereby meet you Sir

Welcome on board.

We will get there.

NIGERIA WILL SUCCEED.

I hope this would mean a lot to my friends who are in the Navy.

Ok

Which kind burial picture be this naw?

Ok noted

Nothing here

Underwater ko


Underwear ni....

Useless degrees

Wao

Ok. Hope he will be distinct

Balancing equation

hausa wey no get water!
hausa wey no sabi swim!
na dem dey always be chiefs of naval staff.

it's alright!

Okay

illicit:
Underwater ko



Underwear ni....


Useless degrees

U wicked ooo

Make e perform nikoko

360degreess:
Wailers will still complain.
Wailing is indeed a frustrating and bad business

Army replaces commander in war against Boko Haram — after six months

Attahiru Ibrahim, a major general, has been removed from his position as the theatre commander of the Lafiya Dole operation.

TheCable understands that Ibrahim has been replaced by Rogers Nicholas, a major general who was formerly in charge of logistics at the army headquarters.

Ibrahim is expected to resume as deputy chief of policy and plans at the army headquarters.

His removal is said to be linked to the seeming inefficiency of his command in tackling the Boko Haram insurgency.

In May, he took over the theatre command from Lucky Irabor who is now coordinating the multinational joint task force (MNJTF).

Since then, suicide bombings and attacks on military formations have been on the rise.

In June, barely a month after Ibrahim took over, Boko Haram insurgents attacked Maiduguri, the Borno state capital.

The month after, a group of geologists and technologists from the University of Maiduguri were ambushed by Boko Haram insurgents at Magumeri area of Borno state. About 12 soldiers who escorted the academics were reportedly killed.

Some members of staff of the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) on the team were also killed in the brutal ambush.

Tukur Buratai, chief of army staff, in August gave a 40-day ultimatum for Ibrahim and his troops to capture Abubakar Shekau, the leader of the Boko Haram sect, but this is yet to be achieved.

Months after the army chief had ordered the capture of Shekau, the sect, using four female suicide bombers, attacked Muna Gari, a suburb of Maiduguri, killing about 14 persons.

Series of attacks were also carried out in Adamawa state.

About 40 people were killed when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives in a mosque in Yola.

A unit commander of the army and about 15 soldiers were killed in November when the insurgents attacked a military unit in Sassawa, Yobe state.

A recent attack was carried out in Biu, Borno state, where two suicide bombers detonated their explosives in a market, killing about 18 people.

https://www.thecable.ng/army-removes-operation-lafiya-dole-theatre-commander/amp

Good for him and I hope he does better than those olodos before him

Nonsense

U can't change anything

We wish him well

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Government of the North and for the North.