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Watch short video of Nigerian Navy Batch 29 colourful passing out parade
Onyxnews Nigeria reports that Nigerian Navy graduated about 1,200 personnel from Nigerian Navy Basic Training School after more than six months of training.
Guards display
The Batch 29th training which was supposed to last for six months took about eight months due to the outbreak of deadly coronavirus disease.
Newly trained Nig Navy personnel march pass
After the training, a passing out parade took place to mark the end of the basic training.
Onyxnews Nigeria understands that the parade which was held in Nigerian Navy Basic Training school Onne, Port Harcourt on Saturday, 18th July 2020, has in attendance some of the military organisation’s senior officers, including family and friends of the newly trained military personnel.
Watch the colourful passing out parade below…
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