The Headquarters Western Naval Command (HQ WNC) of the Nigerian Navy on Saturday, carried out its first quarter route march as a part of actions outlined within the Navy’s 2026 Schedule of Occasions.
The early morning train introduced collectively officers and scores who participated actively, showcasing endurance, self-discipline, and unity in step with the service’s operational requirements.
Representing the Flag Officer Commanding (FOC) Western Naval Command, Rear Admiral AA Mustapha, the Chief Workers Officer (CSO), Rear Admiral NC Ekwom, counseled personnel for his or her robust turnout and resilience all through the march.
He emphasised that bodily health stays an important factor of operational effectiveness, noting that routine drills reminiscent of route marches assist maintain combating spirit, sharpen psychological alertness, and promote total wellbeing—particularly amid evolving maritime safety calls for.
Rear Admiral Ekwom additional urged personnel to uphold professionalism, self-discipline, and teamwork within the discharge of their duties, stressing that such values are key to attaining the Command’s targets.
The train concluded with none incident or casualty, underscoring the Western Naval Command’s dedication to sustaining a match, disciplined, and mission-ready pressure.