……Nigerian CDS Charges 800 Trainees on Modern Warfare
By James Agbor
Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has charged 800 trainees of the Special Operation Forces to redouble their efforts towards achieving their critical roles in the application of modern warfare
General Musa gave the charge in a Press statement signed by the Director, Defence Information, Brigedier General Tukur Gusau,said the training will equip the personnel with requisite skills on modern warfare to tackle the evolving security threats .
He said, “this ceremony is not just for the training and equipping of our Special Operation Forces but also for investing in the security and stability of our great nation by fostering excellence, resilience, and adaptability in the face of evolving security challenges.
” He added that the ceremony marks a significant milestone in our commitment to enhancing our national security and ensuring that our armed forces are well equipped with the necessary skills and capabilities to address contemporary challenges.
General Musa maintained that given the evolving and dynamics of modern warefare, it is imperative for the Nigerian Armed forces to be well-trained , equipped and capable of responding swiftly to security demand.
”He added that he is optimistic the Special Operation Force will be pivotal to the Armed Forces of Nigeria efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and other activities inimical to security. He thanked the Ministry of Defence for taking the bold steps in ensuring the success of the event.
Meanwhile, the CDS visited the site for the newly established Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia. General Musa pledged enhanced security cover to enable the school to meet up with the presidential directive for September 2025 take off of the institution.
SPECIAL FORCES: DHQ Pledges Support for the Special Operation Forces Training School
……Nigerian CDS Charges 800 Trainees on Modern Warfare
By James Agbor
Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has charged 800 trainees of the Special Operation Forces to redouble their efforts towards achieving their critical roles in the application of modern warfare
General Musa gave the charge in a Press statement signed by the Director, Defence Information, Brigedier General Tukur Gusau,said the training will equip the personnel with requisite skills on modern warfare to tackle the evolving security threats .
He said, “this ceremony is not just for the training and equipping of our Special Operation Forces but also for investing in the security and stability of our great nation by fostering excellence, resilience, and adaptability in the face of evolving security challenges.
” He added that the ceremony marks a significant milestone in our commitment to enhancing our national security and ensuring that our armed forces are well equipped with the necessary skills and capabilities to address contemporary challenges.
General Musa maintained that given the evolving and dynamics of modern warefare, it is imperative for the Nigerian Armed forces to be well-trained , equipped and capable of responding swiftly to security demand.
”He added that he is optimistic the Special Operation Force will be pivotal to the Armed Forces of Nigeria efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and other activities inimical to security. He thanked the Ministry of Defence for taking the bold steps in ensuring the success of the event.
Meanwhile, the CDS visited the site for the newly established Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia. General Musa pledged enhanced security cover to enable the school to meet up with the presidential directive for September 2025 take off of the institution.
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……Nigerian CDS Charges 800 Trainees on Modern Warfare
By James Agbor
Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has charged 800 trainees of the Special Operation Forces to redouble their efforts towards achieving their critical roles in the application of modern warfare
General Musa gave the charge in a Press statement signed by the Director, Defence Information, Brigedier General Tukur Gusau,said the training will equip the personnel with requisite skills on modern warfare to tackle the evolving security threats .
He said, “this ceremony is not just for the training and equipping of our Special Operation Forces but also for investing in the security and stability of our great nation by fostering excellence, resilience, and adaptability in the face of evolving security challenges.
” He added that the ceremony marks a significant milestone in our commitment to enhancing our national security and ensuring that our armed forces are well equipped with the necessary skills and capabilities to address contemporary challenges.
General Musa maintained that given the evolving and dynamics of modern warefare, it is imperative for the Nigerian Armed forces to be well-trained , equipped and capable of responding swiftly to security demand.
”He added that he is optimistic the Special Operation Force will be pivotal to the Armed Forces of Nigeria efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and other activities inimical to security. He thanked the Ministry of Defence for taking the bold steps in ensuring the success of the event.
Meanwhile, the CDS visited the site for the newly established Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia. General Musa pledged enhanced security cover to enable the school to meet up with the presidential directive for September 2025 take off of the institution.
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……Nigerian CDS Charges 800 Trainees on Modern Warfare
By James Agbor
Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa has charged 800 trainees of the Special Operation Forces to redouble their efforts towards achieving their critical roles in the application of modern warfare
General Musa gave the charge in a Press statement signed by the Director, Defence Information, Brigedier General Tukur Gusau,said the training will equip the personnel with requisite skills on modern warfare to tackle the evolving security threats .
He said, “this ceremony is not just for the training and equipping of our Special Operation Forces but also for investing in the security and stability of our great nation by fostering excellence, resilience, and adaptability in the face of evolving security challenges.
” He added that the ceremony marks a significant milestone in our commitment to enhancing our national security and ensuring that our armed forces are well equipped with the necessary skills and capabilities to address contemporary challenges.
General Musa maintained that given the evolving and dynamics of modern warefare, it is imperative for the Nigerian Armed forces to be well-trained , equipped and capable of responding swiftly to security demand.
”He added that he is optimistic the Special Operation Force will be pivotal to the Armed Forces of Nigeria efforts to defeat terrorism, insurgency and other activities inimical to security. He thanked the Ministry of Defence for taking the bold steps in ensuring the success of the event.
Meanwhile, the CDS visited the site for the newly established Federal University of Applied Sciences, Kachia. General Musa pledged enhanced security cover to enable the school to meet up with the presidential directive for September 2025 take off of the institution.