DEPOT NIGERIAN ARMY, ZARIA HOLDS PASSING OUT PARADE OF 88 REGULAR RECRUITS INTAKE IN GRAND STYLE

The Depot Nigerian Army, Chindit Barracks Zaria, yesterday Saturday 14th June 2025 held a grand Passing Out Parade for the 88 Regular Recruits Intake. The Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General OO Oluyede mni NAM, was the reviewing officer and special guest of honour.

The passing out ceremony also featured the commissioning of several key projects executed under the leadership of the Commandant, Major General AB Mohammed. These developments underscore the Depot NA’s commitment to enhancing infrastructural development in Chindit Barracks.

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