The Rank structure of Nigerian Army

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 The rank structure of the Nigerian military, specifically the Nigerian Army, follows a hierarchical order, starting from the lowest enlisted ranks to the highest officer ranks. This structure includes ranks such as Private, Corporal, Sergeant, and Warrant Officer among the enlisted personnel, while commissioned officers progress from Second Lieutenant to Lieutenant General. Each rank comes with specific duties, responsibilities, and insignia.



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