The Nigerian Army has graduated 384 female soldiers of the 90 Regular Recruit Intake in Abuja, according to Punch Newspapers. The soldiers completed their training exercise and are now prepared to serve their country. The graduation ceremony took place at the Nigerian Army Resource Centre. The graduates underwent rigorous training in various military skills, including drills, weapon handling, and physical fitness. The event was graced by top military officials, who commended the soldiers for their dedication and hard work. The graduation ceremony is a testament to the Nigerian Army’s commitment to gender equality and inclusion. The Nigerian Army has been making efforts to increase the number of female soldiers in its ranks. This is important as it boosts the representation of women in the military and promotes gender balance. The graduation of these 384 female soldiers is a significant step towards achieving this goal. The Nigerian Army has not said when the facility began operating, but it is clear that the training centre is playing a crucial role in equipping soldiers with the necessary skills to serve their country.
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