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Ex-Naval Chief formally retires from the Nigerian Navy

Former chief of Naval staff, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas, has formally retired from the Nigerian navy.

His retirement was at the instance of the president, who alongside other past service chiefs, are to proceed as non-career ambassadors.

The traditional pulling-out ceremony is a traditional military ceremony to mark officers’ retirement from service.

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