As the Nigerian Army gears up for the 2026 Captain to Major Written Promotion Examination, the commander overseeing the process has issued a firm directive: no compromises will be tolerated. Major General Peter Malla, who leads the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), addressed members of the examination panel on May 3, 2026, at the Nigerian Army School of Supply and Transport in Benin City, stressing the need for absolute professionalism and fairness.
Malla, who also chairs the panel, emphasized that every candidate must be evaluated strictly on leadership qualities, critical thinking, and preparedness to tackle modern security threats. He reminded panelists to adhere rigorously to the Nigerian Army Charter for Promotion Examinations 2022 (Revised), ensuring the exercise remains transparent and credible. The commander expressed optimism that the process would be conducted smoothly and acknowledged the support from the Chief of Army Staff.
Earlier, the school’s commandant, Major General Adebayo Adegbite, confirmed that the institution is fully prepared to host the examination and guarantee an efficient operation. The statement was released by Felicia Daniel, Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations for TRADOC, and published on the official Nigerian Army page on May 3, 2026. The army’s call underscores its commitment to upholding merit and integrity in officer promotions, vital for maintaining combat readiness.