Meet Princess Owowoh, First Nigerian Female Officer To Graduate From UK’s Royal Military Academy
The 24-year-old Princess graduated on Friday as one of the 135 Officer Cadets to graduate during RMAS’ Sovereign’s Parade in London. The parade marked the completion of 44 weeks of intensive training for the Officer Cadets of Commissioning Course 232.
Officer Cadet Owowoh Princess Oluchukwu has graduated from the United Kingdom’s Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS) as the first-ever Nigerian female officer.
The 24-year-old Princess graduated on Friday as one of the 135 Officer Cadets to graduate during RMAS’ Sovereign’s Parade in London.
The parade marked the completion of 44 weeks of intensive training for the Officer Cadets of Commissioning Course 232.
At the ceremony, His Majesty King Charles was represented by the head of the French Army, Général d’armée Pierre SchilI, Chief of the Army Staff.
Speaking of her achievement, Prince Owowoh said, “It is a profound honour to be the first Nigerian female officer to commission from the esteemed Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
“This achievement is not mine alone, but a testament to the unwavering support of my family, mentors, instructors, and countless individuals who believed in me every step of the way.
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“As I look ahead to the future, I am committed to representing Nigeria with pride, and to making a positive difference in the world.”
In 2018, Princess joined the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) in Kaduna State, Nigeria.
During her second year at the NDA, she was appointed a Cadet Lance Corporal; a Cadet Sergeant in her fourth year and in her fifth year she was appointed to the role of Company Senior Under Officer Charlie (CSUO C). She held this appointment with two other female counterparts and made history as the first females to assume the position of CSUO in the academy.
In her fourth year, she completed the Academics Wing of the commissioning course and achieved first-class honours in Biological Sciences.
News Direct recalls that prominent Nigerian male military officers, some of whom later became Heads of State, previously attended Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the UK.
