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COAS Lagbaja For Burial On Friday

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Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lt. General Taoreed Lagbaja will be buried in Abuja on Friday, November 15, 2024.

This was disclosed by the late COAS’  elder brother, Moshood Lagbaja.

Mr Lagbaja stated this in Osogbo, Osun State during a condolence visit by St. Charles Grammar School Osogbo Old Boys Association (SCOBA).

He explained that while the military could not release Lagbaja’s remains to the family, they assured him that a befitting burial would be conducted in Abuja.

During the visit, the SCOBA delegation presented a condolence letter to the family, signed by the association’s global president Tade Adekunle and general secretary Leye Odetoyinbo.

SCOBA’s first vice president and leader of the delegation Engineer Adesina Salami spoke on behalf of the group, honouring Lagbaja as an exceptional individual, a proud alum of St. Charles, and a distinguished military leader who served Nigeria with unwavering dedication.

Salami said, “We mourn the loss of an exceptional individual, a proud Charlean, and a distinguished military leader who served our nation with unwavering dedication. Lt. Gen. Lagbaja’s remarkable life, selfless service, and enduring legacy inspire us.

“He made an inspiring and unforgettable impact on the Charlean Family Worldwide during his glorious lifetime.

“May the comforting presence of Almighty God surround you during this difficult time. May His peace, love, and strength sustain you as you navigate the darkness of grief.

“We pray that the cherished memories of Lt. Gen. Lagbaja’s love, wisdom, and accomplishments bring solace to your hearts and may his exemplary life continue to inspire generations to come.”

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