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    17 BRIGADE NIGERIAN ARMY CONDUCTS TREE PLANTING EXERCISE IN KATSINA

    Malam Mujitaba RamalanBy Malam Mujitaba RamalanOctober 12, 20262 Mins Read
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    The 17 Brigade Nigerian Army conducted a tree-planting exercise at the Headquarters 17 Brigade Complex, Natsinta Cantonment, Katsina, on Monday, 12 October 2026. 

    A statement signed by Captain Abayomi Adisa Acting Assistant Director Army Public Relations ,17 Brigade Nigerian Army said the exercise was led by the Commander, 17 Brigade, Brigadier General Ishaya Ibrahim, alongside the Chief of Staff, Commanding Officer 35 Battalion, Commander 17 Brigade Garrison, senior officers and other personnel of the Brigade.

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    The exercise was aimed at promoting environmental sustainability, improving the greenery of the Brigade’s premises and fostering a culture of environmental conservation among personnel.

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    Speaking on the benefits of tree planting, the Commander 17 Brigade, noted that trees improve air quality, reduce environmental heat, provide shade and enhance the general well-being of personnel. He further highlighted that trees absorb carbon dioxide, release oxygen, reduce dust and air pollution and serve as windbreakers, helping to reduce the impact of strong winds and protect the environment.

    He further emphasised that the initiative would contribute to a healthier, safer and more environmentally friendly working environment within the Brigade. The exercise highlights 17 Brigade’s commitment to environmental conservation, personnel well-being and sustainable environmental practices.

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