Ibrahim Sallau Ali

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Major general
Ibrahim Sallau Ali
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Force Commander Multinational Joint Task Force N'Djamena
Assumed office
14 July 2023 - 20 January 2025

Personal life

He is married to Mrs Hauwa Sa'id Muhammad and have children. His hobbies include reading, watching films, playing golf and reflecting about life. [13]

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