Nigerian Army Officially Retires Major Al-Mustapha
The Nigerian Army has approved the voluntary retirement of the Chief Security Officer (CSO) to former Head of State, General Sani Abacha, Major Hamza Al-Mustapha, Blueprint has reported.
The retirement has laid to rest the controversy surrounding Al-Mustapha’s return to service and purported promotion to the rank of Brigadier General in 2013 after he was freed from prison.
The Nigerian Army Council gave the approval of Al-Mustapha’s retirement based on the extant laws and condition of service in the Nigerian Armed Forces.
According to Blueprint the Army Council which approves promotion and retirement of officers of the Nigerian Army based on Harmonized Terms and Conditions of Service (HTACOS) approved the voluntary retirement last week. Which means the Nigerian Army for 33 years and will be paid arrears of his salary and other benefits for the years he spent in prison
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| Photo: Al-Mustapha via Leadership |
The Nigerian Army Council gave the approval of Al-Mustapha’s retirement based on the extant laws and condition of service in the Nigerian Armed Forces.
According to Blueprint the Army Council which approves promotion and retirement of officers of the Nigerian Army based on Harmonized Terms and Conditions of Service (HTACOS) approved the voluntary retirement last week. Which means the Nigerian Army for 33 years and will be paid arrears of his salary and other benefits for the years he spent in prison
More details on Blueprint
Nigerian Army Officially Retires Major Al-Mustapha
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