Business Leader Odina Meets Defence Minister, Pledges Support for Armed Forces’ Digitisation Drive
- Green Lunar Nigeria CEO Olaniyi Odina met with ForcesDefence Minister Musa to discuss support for Nigeria’s Armed Forces
- The business leader pledged commitment to the digitisation initiatives within the Nigerian military
- In his remarks, Minister Musa appreciates Green Lunar’s contributions to enhancing operational efficiency in the Armed Forces
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Abuja, FCT - Olaniyi Odina, business leader and CEO of Green Lunar Nigeria Limited, has paid a working visit to the minister of defence, Christopher Gwabin Musa, at the ministry’s headquarters in Abuja.
During the visit, Odina, who led the company’s leadership team alongside the managing director, Engr. Adewumi Oyekola commended the minister for his consistent support, particularly during his tenure as Chief of Defence Staff.

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Olaniyi pledges support for Armed Forces
Odina said his firm is avidly committed to supporting the ongoing digitisation of Nigeria’s Armed Forces.
He disclosed that several digitisation initiatives introduced in collaboration with Green Lunar during Musa’s time as CDS have been sustained by the current leadership of the various service branches, with some reforms recording further progress.

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The initiatives listed in a statement sent to Legit.ng include the deployment of Electronic Medical Records Software in Army and Defence hospitals; deployment of Training Institutions Management Software and Computer-Based Test (CBT) software in military training institutions; deployment of Visitors Management Software for critical military institutions; as well as the development and deployment of bespoke software for the administration of military units and the process of standards and evaluation.
He assured the minister of the firm’s continued partnership with the nation’s military.
Nigerian military needs tech-driven reforms - Odina
Odina said the importance of deepening technology-driven reforms across the Armed Forces cannot be overlooked.
He also proposed a special discount initiative targeted at serving and retired military personnel, describing it as a modest way of appreciating their sacrifices.
The business leader further urged the defence ministry to intensify efforts in projecting the Armed Forces’ achievements to the public.
In his remarks, Engr. Oyekola expressed gratitude to the minister for the opportunity to collaborate with the Ministry, pledging that Green Lunar Nigeria Limited would continue to work closely with defence authorities to expand the digitisation drive.
Defence minister Musa reacts
Responding, the minister appreciated the company for what he described as the quality and professionalism of its services to the Armed Forces.
He reiterated the ministry’s resolve to sustain reforms aimed at strengthening operational efficiency and enhancing the overall capacity of the nation’s military.
Dogara hails Musa's appointment as defence minister
In another report, Yakubu Dogara, chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Credit Guarantee Company Limited and former Speaker of the House of Representatives, recently congratulated General Musa on his appointment as the minister of defence.
He described the appointment as a significant turning point in Nigeria’s pursuit of peace and stability.
The former lawmaker commended General Musa’s career in the Nigerian Armed Forces, highlighting his discipline, courage, and unwavering dedication to protecting Nigeria’s sovereignty.
Source: Legit.ng
