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SECURITY INCIDENT REPORT: ABDUCTION AT COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL, AHORO-ESINELE IN AWORO-DADA, ORIIRE LGA, OYO STATE Armed gunmen invaded Community High School in Ahoro-Esinele, Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State, between 0800hrs and 0900hrs on Thursday, abducting the school principal, identified as Mrs. Rachael Alamu, alongside an unspecified number of students. Sources indicated that a teacher sustained gunshot injuries during the attack, while the assailants fled the scene through a nearby forest corridor after seizing the principal’s vehicle. The incident has heightened security concerns within Oriire LGA and surrounding communities, particularly around remote and forest-linked routes. Residents and commuters within the affected axis are advised to remain vigilant, avoid isolated areas where possible, and report suspicious movements to relevant security authorities.

@WaziriNazalah Amen 🙏 He was one of the best

@Rise_Forge God bless the General. The short stint hurts.

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@Saints2160 Hmmmm

@Rise_Forge May his memory be Blessed.... But his Death no clear for me. Make we live the matter like that

LIEUTENANT GENERAL IBRAHIM ATTAHIRU (1966–2021) A Warrior Who Led From the Front… Until the Very End 🕊️ Some soldiers serve but a few give everything even their last breath in service to their nation. Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru was one of those rare warriors. Born on 10 August 1966 in Kaduna State, his journey into the Nigerian Army began when he joined the Nigerian Defence Academy as part of the 35th Regular Course. Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in 1986, he chose the Infantry — the heart of ground combat. From that moment, his life became one of sacrifice, discipline, and relentless commitment to Nigeria. He was not just trained… he was tested. From the Armed Forces Command and Staff College to international courses in Kenya, China, the United States, and beyond, he built himself into a soldier-scholar — a leader who understood both the battlefield and the bigger picture. He served in war zones and fragile regions — from ECOMOG operations in Liberia to the United Nations mission in Sierra Leone, where he played a role during critical moments like Operation Barras. But perhaps his most defining moments came at home. As Commander of Operation Lafiya Dole, Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru stood at the frontline of Nigeria’s fight against insurgency. He was known not for sitting behind desks — but for leading from the front, pushing his men, and demanding results in the face of terror. In January 2021, he was appointed Chief of Army Staff — a role that came with immense pressure and expectation. Yet, even in that short time, his energy, reforms, and determination signaled a man on a mission — a mission to restore strength, morale, and victory. Then came the day that shook the Nation. On 21 May 2021, while on official duty, traveling aboard a Nigerian Air Force aircraft to Kaduna — a journey tied to yet another moment of service — tragedy struck. The aircraft crashed… and Nigeria lost not just a Chief of Army Staff, but a fighter, a leader, a patriot. He was 54. A man committed to ending insurgency. A commander who refused to stay behind. A soldier who gave everything — including his life. Today, his legacy lives on through the General Ibrahim Attahiru Foundation, and in the hearts of those who saw in him courage, purpose, and unwavering dedication. Lieutenant General Ibrahim Attahiru was not just a General… He was a symbol of sacrifice. Nigeria lost a warrior. The Armed Forces lost a leader. History gained a hero. May his soul rest in perfect peace 🕊️ Follow @rise_forge for more powerful military stories 🇳🇬🔥

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COAS COMMISSIONS 40 FLATS TO BOOST TROOPS’ WELFARE AND OPERATIONAL READINESS The Nigerian Army has taken another significant step toward improving the welfare and living conditions of its personnel as the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shuaibu, commissioned newly constructed accommodation facilities at Obienu Barracks on 14 May 2026. The project includes 30 flats for soldiers and 10 transit flats for officers under the Nigerian Army Armoured Corps — a development aimed at easing accommodation challenges and enhancing the comfort, morale, and efficiency of troops and their families. Represented by the Commander Armoured Corps, Major General Umar Abubakar, the COAS emphasized that quality accommodation remains a critical part of operational effectiveness, discipline, and personnel welfare within the Nigerian Army. According to him, providing a decent and conducive living environment for officers and soldiers directly strengthens motivation, readiness, and commitment to duty. The Nigerian Army also reiterated its continued dedication to improving troops’ welfare through infrastructure development, operational support, and professional capacity building across formations nationwide. Beneficiaries were encouraged to maintain the facilities properly and ensure responsible usage so the accommodation can continue to serve future personnel effectively. The commissioning ceremony featured inspection of the facilities, formal handover of keys, and the presence of senior military officers from various formations and services. Commitment to troops’ welfare remains a vital pillar in building a stronger, more professional, and combat-ready Nigerian Army. #NigerianArmy #COAS #TroopsWelfare #OperationalReadiness #MilitaryInfrastructure #NigerianArmyArmouredCorps #ServiceAndSacrifice #Nigeria

@FabrizioRomano So sad for him ..... come back soon and stronger 💪

🚨 OFFICIAL: Matthijs de Ligt will miss the World Cup after back surgery today. 🤕❌ “After 6 months of treatment and working hard to get back, surgery was the only option left. I’m disappointed i couldn’t help the team the last 6 months and obviously missing out on World Cup but I’m looking forward to doing everything to get back in front of the fans and feeling better again!”.

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NATIONAL SECURITY: UNNICORN Group subsidiary(Babasky) unveiled it's series of Kamikaze Type FPV drones to Defence Headquarters. In conjunction with DICON it will see mass production to be used by the military.

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. You've got this, @MdeLigt_04 👊

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@Oladipo_Oyebode Willing Able and Ready

If you had the chance to join the Nigerian Armed Forces today… which arm of service are you choosing? 🪖 Nigerian Army ⚓ Nigerian Navy ✈️ Nigerian Air Force

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@Dickman_101 Still on point 👉☝️

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@DonaldImisi Naso you reason am ?

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91RRI Candidates! How many of you can survive this training for ONE week? 👀 Tag that friend that would quit immediately 😂 #MilitaryTraining #Nigeria #91RRI

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WHO IS AN ADJUTANT IN NMS & NDA? (The Officer That Keeps Everybody Sharp) 🇳🇬 Many people hear the word “Adjutant” and think it’s just one of those military titles that sound big. No be title for mouth. In military institution like Nigerian Military School (NMS), Zaria and Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), Kaduna, the Adjutant is one of the officers that keeps the system running smoothly. If the Commandant gives the order… the Adjutant makes sure everybody complies. ADJUTANT IN NMS (Nigerian Military School) In NMS, the Adjutant is the officer in charge of military routine and discipline. He is deeply involved in: ✓Drills and parade training ✓Inspections ✓Fall-in and roll call routines ✓Punishment and discipline matters ✓Planning major ceremonies like Passing Out Parade In short, the Adjutant is one of the reasons NMS boys are always “on point”. That officer no too dey smile. 😒 ADJUTANT IN NDA (Nigerian Defence Academy) Now in NDA, the job is even more serious because NDA is training people that will become Army, Navy and Air Force officers. So the Adjutant at NDA helps handle: ✓Discipline and military standards ✓Daily orders and routines ✓Parade and ceremonial activities ✓Coordination of training schedules ✓Ensuring cadets carry themselves like future officers At NDA, the Adjutant is basically the officer that helps keep the battalion organized. No order should scatter under his watch. SMALL HISTORY: NMS & NDA Nigerian Military School (NMS) NMS was established in 1954 in Zaria. The idea was to train young boys early, build discipline in them, and prepare them for military life. Over the years, NMS has produced many respected senior officers and successful Nigerians across different fields. NMS is not your regular secondary school… it’s a discipline factory. Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) NDA started in 1964 as the Royal Military Forces Training College (RMFTC) before becoming what we now know as the Nigerian Defence Academy. Located in Kaduna, NDA is where cadets are trained academically and militarily before being commissioned into the Armed Forces. Many top Nigerian military leaders today came through NDA. THE MAIN DIFFERENCE ✓In NMS, the Adjutant helps train teenagers to behave like young soldiers. ✓ In NDA, the Adjutant helps shape cadets into disciplined officers. But in both places, one thing is sure… Once you hear “Adjutant is coming”… everybody becomes serious immediately. 😂💯 Drop your thoughts 👇 Have you ever witnessed NMS or NDA discipline before? Follow @Rise_Forge (NMC) for more military breakdowns 🇳🇬 also follow @milicruise_nig and @Military_Fact2