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The Flag Officer Commanding Eastern Naval Command, Rear Admiral OK OLUWAGBIRE, received and celebrated the ENC Communication Team who came back with trophy as the overall second best in the 2023 Nigerian Navy Annual Communication Competition which took place in Lagos.
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The Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral EI Ogalla (AM), commenced familiarization tour of Eastern Naval Command (ENC) Area of Responsibility, on Tuesday 1 August 2023 at Calabar, Cross River State.
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The Flag Officer Commanding (FOC), Eastern Naval Command, Rear Admiral OK OLUWAGBIRE, commissioned the new Chapel at HQ ENC.
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The Flag Officer Commanding (FOC), Eastern Naval Command, Rear Admiral OK OLUWAGBIRE, commissioned the new Sickbay at Atimbo Navy Barracks.
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Rear Admiral OK OLUWAGBIRE assumes command as the new Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) Eastern Naval Command on 11 April, 2023.
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Below are the outgone FOC, R Adm IA DEWU, on the left and the new FOC, R Adm OK OLUWAGBIRE on the right.
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The Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral AZ Gambo, commissions the new ultramodern Gym recently built by the FOC East, Rear Admiral IA Dewu. #Sports_is_Living
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The FOC East, Rear Admiral IA Dewu, received the AOC Mobility Command, Air Vice Marshal EO Ebiowe during a courtesy visit at HQ ENC. #Synergy_with_NAF
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The FOC East, Rear Admiral IA Dewu, during the Flagging off events of Exercise Obangame Express 2023 in Lagos.
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The FOC East, Rear Admiral IA Dewu, received the Commander Special Mobility Group (SMG), Air Cdre OA Okpara during a courtesy visit at HQ ENC. #Synergy_with_NAF
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The FOC East, Rear Admiral IA Dewu, with the Brigade Commander, 13 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier-General Everest Ifeanyi Okoro; during the West African Social Activity (WASA) at the 13 Brigade of the Nigerian Army Calabar.
WASA activities started in January 1946 after the second world war by the British who honoured officers that participated in the war. It was later incorporated into the year to year activities of the Nigerian Army.
Speaking during the event, the Brigade Commander, 13 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Brigadier-General Everest Ifeanyi Okoro said the activity is an age long military tradition which dates back to the era of the West African Frontier Force.
In his words, “The WASA is an age long military tradition inherited from generations far back to the era of the West African Frontier Force. From there, the tradition to organise social activity by units and formations to celebrate feats and successes recorded in military formations started.”
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