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Moses Obi [+] Print this page

Also known as: MB Obi [+]

Country: Nigeria [+]

Last seen as

Major General, Chief of Operations of Nigerian Army Headquarters (Army/Military) [+]

Postings

Unit Rank Role Official Title First Cited Date Last Cited Date
Nigerian Army Headquarters [+] Major General [+] Chief of Operations [+] 9 January 2009 [+]
1 Mechanised Division [+] Major General [+] Commander [+] General Officer Commanding [+] 31 July 2007 [+] 8 January 2009 [+]

Chain of command

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Superiors

Commanders of units that were superior to any units commanded by this person
Name Rank Role Unit Start of overlap End of overlap Duration of overlap
Luka Yusuf [+] Lieutenant General [+] Commander [+] Nigerian Army [+] June 2007 [+] August 2008 [+] ~427 days
Azubuike Onyeabo Ihejirika [+] Lieutenant General [+] Commander [+] Nigerian Army [+] 8 September 2010 [+] Unknown Unknown
Ibrahim Manu Yusuf [+] Major General [+] Chief of Operations [+] Nigerian Army [+] 19 March 2021 [+] Unknown Unknown
Tukur Yusufu Buratai [+] Lieutenant General [+] Commander [+] Nigerian Army [+] 4 August 2015 [+] Unknown Unknown

Subordinates

Commanders of units that were subordinate to any units commanded by this person
Name Rank Role Unit Start of overlap End of overlap Duration of overlap
Muhammed Danlami Abubakar [+] Brigadier General [+] Commander [+] 3 Motorized Brigade [+] 2 January 2009 [+] 30 January 2010 [+] 393 days
Ishaya Gangun Bauka [+] Brigadier General [+] Commander [+] 1 Brigade [+] September 2008 [+] 8 January 2009 [+] ~129 days
Williams Obene [+] Brigadier General [+] Commander [+] 1 Brigade [+] 31 August 2007 [+] September 2008 [+] ~367 days
Kenneth Agboola Vigo [+] Brigadier General [+] Commander [+] 3 Motorized Brigade [+] 8 March 2007 [+] 2 August 2008 [+] 513 days

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