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Military/Civil cooperation: NAOC carry out environmental sanitation in Lagos

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By Alex Olise

The Nigerian Army Ordinance Corps (NAOC) carried out environmental sanitation at the ever busy Ojuelegba under bridge in Lagos.

Confiance News gathered on Monday.

NAOC stated that it is in line with its tradition of maintaining cordial relationship with members of the public and the host communities.

The exercise which started early in the morning caught the attention of residents of Lagos as they watched Military personnel keep the environment clean.

A cross section of officers who participated in the sanitation exercise. Photo Credit: Alex Olise.

The Corps Commander Nigerian Army Ordinance Corps, Major General Adeyemi M. Alabi who personally monitored the sanitation exercise said it was part of programmes lined up ahead of  reunion schedule for Tuesday and the Pulling ceremony holding on Wednesday at the Parade ground of NAOC Albati Baracks, Ojuelegba.

Alabi was accompanied to the sanitation ground with senior officers and they ensured that everywhere was clean and all debris carried away by Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) whose officials where on ground to give their support. Also, officials of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) where also available to control traffic and human safety.

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