Gen Oyefolu told National Daily that the most challenging moments as the GOC had to do with the cosmopolitan nature of the society especially with the recentralization kidnappings of school children in Epe, and pipeline vandalism.
“Our prayers is that the children that were kidnapped about three weeks ago would be released hale and hearty to their parents.
The army, police and other security agencies have been working to ensure that the children are rescued,” he reiterated.
He thanked the Chief of Army Staff and the President for giving him the opportunity to serve as GOC.
“I am living with a high sense of fulfillment even though my stay here was relatively short,” he noted.
High point of the handing over was the decoration of the new GOC with the 81 Division insignia and lowing and hoisting of the flag at the Quarter Guard.
Present at the handing over ceremony were the 9 Brigade Commander, Brig Gen Elias Attu, Commander, Garrison, Dodan Barracks, the Chief of Staff, 81 Division, Brig Gen H.I Hassan, commanders of units and senior officers of the division.