The Nigerian Military School, Zaria, has reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining its longstanding tradition of excellence, discipline and character development.

Guest Speaker at the school’s annual Prize and Awards Ceremony, Major General Ahmadu Bello Muhammad, made the commitment in Zaria.

He urged graduating students to dream big, embrace innovation and emerging technologies, and remain committed to applying the values and discipline acquired during their training to overcome future challenges.

The Commandant of the Nigerian Military School, Brigadier General Owoicho Ejiga, said the ceremony was organised to recognise students who distinguished themselves through academic excellence, diligence, leadership and exemplary conduct throughout the academic year.

He commended the President of the Nigerian Military School Old Boys Association, Mr Bolaji Adeyemi, for his unwavering commitment and continued support for the growth and development of the institution.

The ceremony featured the presentation of awards to outstanding students, goodwill messages from alumni and renewed calls for sustained support to strengthen the school’s tradition of excellence.

COV/Jibirin, Zaria

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