Former lucky, General Lucky Irabor (retd), has officially been pulled out of the Armed Forces of Nigeria.
The pulling out ceremony,  a traditional military ceremony to mark officers’ retirement from service was held at the Mogadishu Cantonment, Asokoro, Abuja, on Friday.
The ceremony is part of the tradition of the Armed Forces to honour retiring generals. The event involved a march past by the officers of the Nigerian Army among others.
Past Chiefs of Defence, Army, Navy, and Air Staff, among others, attended the event.
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Irabor was appointed CDS in January 2021 and retired alongside others on June 19, following the appointment of new service chiefs by President Bola Tinubu.
In other news, Prominent Niger Delta leader, Asari Dokubo, has accused the Nigerian military of being behind 99 percent of oil theft in the country.
Dokubo made the accusation after a private meeting with President Bola Tinubu in his office on Friday.
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He stated that the President has promised to investigate allegations of huge oil bunkering by notorious naval commanders that are kingpins, and promised to take decisive action to halt the shameful act.
Dokubo added that there are powerful cabals operating from Abuja, vowing that these powerful forces in place have now met their match and many people would soon be marching to Kuje.
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