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Makinde Urges Oyo Indigenes To Enlist In Nigerian Army
Summary by The Lagos Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Alexander Okere , as published by Channels Television
· October 7, 2026
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Key points The sensitisation programme aimed to inform indigenes and stakeholders about the ongoing 92 Regular Recruits Intake. Governor Seyi Makinde is encouraging qualified individuals to join the military, citing new Nigerian Army formations as an opportunity.
Governor Seyi Makinde is encouraging qualified individuals to join the military, citing new Nigerian Army formations as an opportunity. The governor was represented by Deputy Governor Bayo Lawal at a public sensitisation programme. New formations include a brigade and battalion, as well as infantry and artillery regiment battalions. These formations are seen as strategic for security and national defence.
The sensitisation programme aimed to inform indigenes and stakeholders about the ongoing 92 Regular Recruits Intake. Further details about the programme and the new formations are available.
The new formations are expected to play a role in national defence and operations.
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Published: October 7, 2026 ·
Source: Channels Television ·
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