By Chiemeka Ugwowo, Abuja
Igugu Autonomous Community Celebrates Major General Okoro’s Appointment
The people of Igugu Autonomous Community in Udenu Local Government Area of Enugu State have joined well-wishers across the country to celebrate the remarkable elevation of one of their illustrious sons, Major General Everest Ifeanyi (E.I.) Okoro, following his successful assumption of office as the General Officer Commanding (GOC), 6 Division Nigerian Army and Land Component Commander, Joint Task Force (South-South), Operation DELTA SAFE.
The Honourable Councillor representing Igugu Autonomous Community, Mr. Chidozie Arua, on behalf of the entire Igugu people, expressed deep joy and pride over the appointment, describing it as a historic moment and a testament to Major General Okoro’s years of dedication, discipline, professionalism, and commitment to the service of Nigeria.
In a congratulatory message, Councillor Arua said the ancient Igugu Kingdom is proud to identify with a distinguished son whose career trajectory reflects courage, competence, and exceptional leadership.
He noted that the new appointment is not only a personal achievement for Major General Okoro but also a source of honour and inspiration to the people of Igugu Kingdom, Udenu Local Government Area, and Enugu State at large.
According to him, the elevation reflects the General’s outstanding record of service, strategic leadership ability, and unwavering commitment to protecting the territorial integrity and security of Nigeria.
The Igugu Community further commended the Nigerian Army for recognising Major General Okoro’s capabilities and entrusting him with such a critical national assignment, especially at a time when strong leadership and professionalism are needed to address emerging security challenges.
The community prayed for God’s continued guidance, wisdom, strength, and good health for Major General Everest Ifeanyi Okoro as he begins this new chapter of service, wishing him a successful tenure filled with remarkable achievements and positive impact.