See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army

See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army

The Nigerian Army yesterday inaugurated locally fabricated Infantry Patrol Vehicles (IPV) that would enhance troops operations across the country. The Minister of Defence, Mansur Dan-Ali, inaugurated the vehicles and also performed the groundbreaking ceremony for a new army cantonment known as Muhammadu Buhari Cantonment at Giri, on Airport, Abuja.

The Chief of Army of Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai explained that the vehicles were locally designed and fabricated by personnel of the Nigerian Army after extension research.

Buratai said that the platform would further serve as force motivation, as efforts were being stepped up to clear remnants of Boko Haram terrorists in the Northeast, noting that the vehicles had already been deployed to the region.

According to him, the vehicles are one of the
platforms used for firepower demonstration
during the 2017 Nigerian Army Small Arms
Championship (NASAC) earlier held at the
Sambisa Forest in Borno State.

See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army

See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army
See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army
See Photos Of The Locally Fabricated Patrol Vehicles Launched By The Nigerian Army

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