Adama Aduku, the most established enduring resigned official of the Nigerian armed force, has passed on at 101 years old.
The military specialists declared his demise on Twitter on Wednesday. Aduku, a World War II veteran, was said to have kicked the bucket on Tuesday morning.
The perished fighter was purportedly conceived in 1918 to a rancher at Abejukolo-Ife, Kogi state and joined the military in 1945.
He was said to have battled for the British provincial armed force in Burma and Egypt during the subsequent world war II.
In 2019, Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo displayed an honor of greatness to Aduku at the Nigerian armed force day festivities in Lagos.
Talking with columnists at the occasion, Aduku said he was likewise conveyed in India during the universal war.
