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Nigerian Army to launch indigenous mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle

Chidi Roberts by Chidi Roberts
October 25, 2019
in Breaking News, News
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The Nigerian Army is set to launch its first indigenous Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle designed and built by Command Engineering Depot in collaboration with the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria.
It is named ‘EZUGWU MRAP’

The 4×4 Armoured Vehicle is designed to carry out transportation in smooth and rough terrain. It has capability to assault with high volume of fire.

Nigerian Army to launch indigenous mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle
Mine-resistant vehicle

The primary armament includes a 12.7 mm Anti-Aircraft Gun and a 7.62 mm Light Machine Gun. It is good for counter-terrorism, maintenance of stability and also a perfect vehicle for urban warfare.

The vehicle is characterised by good protection performance, strong cross-country capability, high reliability, easy maintenance, and can operate in severe cold as well as sweltering desert areas.

It carries a crew of 12: commander, driver, two gunners and eight soldiers.

Nigerian Army to launch indigenous mine-resistant ambush protected vehicle
Ezegwu

It was named EZUGWU MRAP in honour of Major General Victor Ezugwu for his outstanding performances. He took over as the MD of DICON early this year.
Gen Ezugwu is from Nsukka, Enugu State.

ABDULRASHEED AHMED
Capt
for Coordinator
Nigerian Army Operations Media.

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