Governor Rochas Okorocha has assured
that Nigeria would soon celebrate the end of Boko-Haram terrorists and all
forms of insurgency in the country
“We sincerely acknowledge the
efforts of the officers and men of the Air Force in fighting insurgency in the
northeast. “These are sacrifices ordinary people could not make. I commend your
officers for defending our nation at this trying times without counting cost of
returns. We would always pray and support you. “We as a state have dramatised
our love for the Air Force. You are the first military organization that
received two big gifts from Imo state government.
“First, the 200 bed hospital and
headquarters of regiment 211 we did so to appreciate you for choosing Imo State
as the centre for your regiment for the southeast. “We in the Southern part of
the country feel with heavy heart what our brothers in the Northern parts are
passing through and we will continue to pray and give help when needed. “The
Imo state government is ready to continue in the partnership we are having with
the Air Force. We can offer you our Imo College of Advanced Studies for you to
use for your Artisan School. I am ready to put up the structure for Air Force Secondary
School in Imo state.
“Rochas Foundation will be ready to
partner with the Air Force to offer scholarship to children of your fallen
heroes in our school nationwide. This is our own little way of appreciating the
efforts of our fallen heroes.” Speaking earlier, Air Marshal Abubakar, said the
hierarchy of the service were in Owerri to commission some of their projects at
the Nigeria Air Force Unit in Owerri, stating that the unit is a special one
established as part of the desire to expand the Air Force. He also said that
the unit is properly positioned to deal with the kind of challenges seen from
the different parts of the country particularly the northwest and northeast.
Buratai made this known at the 60th
Passing Out Parade (POP) of the Nigeria Military School (NMS) held in Zaria,
Kaduna state. Represented by the commandant depot, Victor Okwudili-Ezugwu, the
army boss said the Nigerian Army was doing its best to restore normalcy in
crisis areas across the country.
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