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16/09/2025

*Commander Corps of Supply and Transport Visits Theatre Command OPHK*

Major General Emmanuel Anaryu, Commander Corps of Supply and Transport (CCST) of the Nigerian Army, visited the Headquarters Theatre Command Operation HADIN KAI (OPHK) in Maiduguri on September 14, 2025. He met with Theatre Commander Major General Abdulsalam Abubakar to discuss logistics and operational requirements.

*Key Takeaways*

- *Logistics Feedback*: Maj Gen Anaryu emphasized the need for timely and realistic logistics feedback from the theatre to sustain ongoing successes.
- *Troops Welfare*: He prioritized troops' welfare and morale, aligning with the "Soldiers Come First" concept of Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede.
- *Addressing Challenges*: The CCST assured that measures would be taken to address identified challenges, including:
- *Shortage of Trained Drivers*: Providing solutions to this shortage.
- *Standard Sheds for Operational Vehicles*: Ensuring availability of suitable storage facilities.
- *Synergy and Cooperation*: Maj Gen Abubakar pledged sustained cooperation in logistics, training, and operations, commending the Corps for its continuous support to OPHK.

The visit included an interactive session with field commanders, a presentation on OPHK's operational activities, and an exchange of souvenirs. This meeting highlights the importance of logistics and collaboration in military operations.

16/09/2025

"Happy birthday to the rock, my elder brother, No Mercy! 🙏 You're the soldier who stood strong for us, and I'm honored to celebrate you today. I'm grateful for your unwavering support and guidance. I wish you more success, life, and celebration in your military career. May your shoulder keep rising through the ranks, and may all your dreams come true. Your little brother is proud of you! 🙌 Here's to another year of love, laughter, and adventure. No Mercy, the Second is saying a very big HAPPY BIRTHDAY to No Mercy, the First! 🎉🎂"

16/09/2025

*BRP Diego Silang (FFG-07) Arrival Marks Major Boost in National Maritime Defense*

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) formally welcomed the BRP Diego Silang (FFG-07), the Philippine Navy's newest guided-missile frigate, during an arrival ceremony at the Naval Operating Base in Subic, Zambales. The event was led by AFP Chief of Staff General Romeo S Brawner Jr., Philippine Navy Flag Officer in Command Vice Admiral Jose Ma Ambrosio Q Ezpeleta, and Captain John Percie A Alcos.

*Strengthening Maritime Defense*

General Brawner emphasized the frigate's strategic importance, highlighting it as a testament to the Philippine Navy's growing capability and the AFP's resolve to strengthen maritime defense. "BRP Diego Silang (FFG-07) symbolizes our nation's resolve to defend what is rightfully ours and safeguard our people's interests," he said.

The BRP Diego Silang (FFG-07) represents a significant leap forward in the Philippine Navy's strength, reinforcing the nation's position as a vigilant guardian of its seas and protector of its people.

15/09/2025

15/09/2025

*GRADUATION CEREMONY OF NAVAL WARFARE COURSE 9*

On September 12, 2025, the Naval War College Nigeria (NWCN) proudly graduated 30 participants of Naval Warfare Course 9. The ceremony, held at the Central Lecture Hall, was attended by esteemed guests, including the Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS), Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla, and the Deputy Governor of Cross Rivers State, Rt. Hon. Peter Agbey Odey.

*Awards and Achievements*

The graduands included 21 Nigerian Navy Commanders, 2 Lieutenant Colonels from the Nigerian Army, 2 Wing Commanders from the Nigerian Airforce, and international participants from Cameroon, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Ghana. Notably, Miss Judithmary Iloh, a civilian staff member from the National Defence College Abuja, became the first female participant to graduate from this course.

Awards were presented to recognize excellence:

- Best Sister Service Participant: Wing Commander Mohammed Babatunde Bolaji
- Best Foreign Participant: Commander Stephen Manu (Ghana Navy)
- Order of Merit:
- First position: Commander Adebayo Yusuf Adesokan (also received Best Research Paper award)
- Second position: Commander Owonam Una Equere
- Third position: Commander Stephen Manu (Ghana Navy)

*CNS Remarks*

Vice Admiral Ogalla congratulated the graduands, emphasizing the Nigerian Navy's achievements in combating crude oil theft and increasing oil output to 1.8mbd. He charged the graduands to contribute to the NN's mission objectives in their new roles.

*Promotions*

Two NN Commanders, Captain Musa Buba Alhassan and Captain Oluwaseun Adebayo Jinadu, were decorated with their new ranks by the CNS.

The graduation marks another milestone in developing operational leaders for Nigeria's security and defence.

28/07/2025

*FLAG OFFICER COMMANDING NAVAL TRAINING COMMAND CONTINUES FAMILIARISATION TOUR*

On Friday, 25 July 2025, the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Training Command (FOC NAVTRAC), Rear Admiral Robert Obande Obeya, continued his maiden familiarisation tour with visits to the Port Harcourt Refinery Company (PHRC) and the Nigeria Customs Service, Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, Rivers State.

At PHRC, the FOC NAVTRAC was received by the Acting Managing Director, Engineer Jelili Ademoye, who extolled the virtues of the Nigerian Navy (NN) for serving as a strong support system in the discharge of the company’s responsibilities. He thanked the FOC NAVTRAC for the visit and congratulated him on his appointment. Engineer Ademoye emphasised that the NN has been an integral part of the company and appreciated the crucial role it plays in supporting PHRC operations. He assured the FOC NAVTRAC of strengthened cooperation with the Command.

At the Nigeria Customs Service, Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, the FOC VAVTRAC was received by the Area Comptroller, Comptroller Mohammed Babandede. He congratulated Rear Admiral Obeya on his appointment and expressed appreciation for the visit. He also pledged to sustain and strengthen the already established relationship through continued collaboration and partnership. In his remarks, the FOC NAVTRAC reiterated that the need for inter-agency collaboration cannot be overemphasised, noting that all security agencies share the common goal of safeguarding the integrity of the nation.

At each organisation visited, the FOC expressed his appreciation for the warm reception accorded him. He commended the exemplary leadership of the respective agencies and expressed his desire for enhanced collaboration and mutual support. He also highlighted the availability of various specialised NN schools for the training and development of their personnel and staff.


OFFICER COMMANDING NAVAL TRAINING COMMAND CONTINUES FAMILIARISATION TOUR

On Friday, 25 July 2025, the Flag Officer Commanding Naval Training Command (FOC NAVTRAC), Rear Admiral Robert Obande Obeya, continued his maiden familiarisation tour with visits to the Port Harcourt Refinery Company (PHRC) and the Nigeria Customs Service, Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, Rivers State.

At PHRC, the FOC NAVTRAC was received by the Acting Managing Director, Engineer Jelili Ademoye, who extolled the virtues of the Nigerian Navy (NN) for serving as a strong support system in the discharge of the company’s responsibilities. He thanked the FOC NAVTRAC for the visit and congratulated him on his appointment. Engineer Ademoye emphasised that the NN has been an integral part of the company and appreciated the crucial role it plays in supporting PHRC operations. He assured the FOC NAVTRAC of strengthened cooperation with the Command.

At the Nigeria Customs Service, Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, the FOC VAVTRAC was received by the Area Comptroller, Comptroller Mohammed Babandede. He congratulated Rear Admiral Obeya on his appointment and expressed appreciation for the visit. He also pledged to sustain and strengthen the already established relationship through continued collaboration and partnership. In his remarks, the FOC NAVTRAC reiterated that the need for inter-agency collaboration cannot be overemphasised, noting that all security agencies share the common goal of safeguarding the integrity of the nation.

At each organisation visited, the FOC expressed his appreciation for the warm reception accorded him. He commended the exemplary leadership of the respective agencies and expressed his desire for enhanced collaboration and mutual support. He also highlighted the availability of various specialised NN schools for the training and development of their personnel and staff.

27/07/2025

CAS SALUTES 45 YEARS OF AFMS EXCELLENCE, UNVEILS NEW EDUCATION DRIVE AT JOINT PASSING OUT PARADE

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Hasan Bala Abubakar, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Air Force's (NAF) unwavering commitment to youth development and quality education during the Joint Passing Out Parade of the Air Force Military School (AFMS) and Air Force Girls Military School (AFGMS) in Jos. The occasion, which also marked the 45th anniversary of AFMS, celebrated the legacy of the institution that has produced over 6,200 graduates who have excelled across various sectors globally. Reflecting on his time as an instructor at AFMS nearly three decades ago, the CAS underscored the enduring relevance of military-style education in shaping disciplined and visionary leaders. He also praised the AFMS Alumni Association for their impactful contributions to the school’s development.

Highlighting NAF’s growing reputation for academic excellence, Air Marshal Abubakar noted that its schools are among the most sought-after in Nigeria, thanks to deliberate policies aimed at maintaining top-tier standards. He announced the establishment of new schools in Abuja, Igbara-Oke, and Kaduna, and ongoing efforts to harmonize NAFOWA-owned schools into a unified system. Additionally, the CAS revealed plans for significant upgrades at AFMS, including improved feeding systems and better access to clean water. A major highlight of the day was the announcement of the revival of a programme to absorb Ex-Junior Airmen and Airwomen into the NAF, offering graduates of AFMS and AFGMS a direct pathway into military service after further training, an initiative aimed at strengthening NAF's human capital while preserving its core values.

In his address to the graduates, the CAS commended their discipline and precision, declaring them as “the future of Nigeria,” and urging them to lead with purpose and integrity. He expressed appreciation to the schools' leadership, staff, teachers and instructors of the schools for their unwavering dedication. He also lauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his leadership and continued support for youth development and military education, stating that “the greatness of any nation lies not only in its weapons but in the quality of its people.” The event culminated in a vibrant display of parades and a file past that drew loud applause from attendees, including senior military officers, alumni, parents, and well-wishers, highlighting the pride and inspiration that AFMS and AFGMS continue to instill in the future leaders of our beloved

08/01/2025

06/01/2025

NIGERIAN ARMY DECORATES FIRST FEMALE INFANTRY CORPS ARMY WARRANT OFFICER IN ABUJA

In a historic milestone, the Nigerian Army Women Command celebrated the promotion of Army Warrant Officer Hajara Egbunu on Friday, January 3, 2025. Brigadier General Mathias Amatso, Commander of the Nigerian Army Women Command, decorated Egbunu with her new rank badge during a ceremony held at the Command Conference Room in Abuja. This landmark achievement makes Egbunu the first female soldier from the elite Infantry Corps and the Nigerian Army Women Command to attain the prestigious rank of Army Warrant Officer.

Lieutenant Maureen Ogbuka, Acting Assistant Director of Army Public Relations for the Nigerian Army Women Command, highlighted in a statement that Brigadier General Amatso praised Egbunu for her exceptional professionalism, dedication, and effectiveness. He emphasized that her promotion was a reflection of her hard work and urged her to continue setting an example by upholding discipline and inspiring younger soldiers, aligning with the core values of the Nigerian Army.
In her acceptance speech, Army Warrant Officer Egbunu expressed deep gratitude to God and the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General OO Oluyede, for his visionary leadership and support in facilitating her career advancement. She also acknowledged Brigadier General Amatso’s guidance, which had been instrumental in her role as the Regimental Sergeant Major (RSM) of the Command.

The event concluded on a celebratory note with a group photograph and light refreshments, marking a significant step forward for gender inclusion in the Nigerian Army.

01/01/2025

FORGING GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS: NAF EXPLORES ADVANCED DEFENCE SOLUTIONS IN QATAR

In furtherance of his Command Philosophy to transform the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) into an agile and resilient force which effectively fulfils the airpower imperatives of national security, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS) Air Marshal Hasan Abubakar was recently in Doha, Qatar to engage with Barzan Holdings, a leading Qatari defence company. Discussions centred on leveraging opportunities for technology transfer, and the acquisition of cutting-edge solutions to meet the operational demands of the NAF. This aligns with the CAS’s strategic intent to enhance the NAF's core competencies through innovation and collaboration, underscoring the importance of global partnerships in the development of critical national security capabilities.
The engagement with Barzan Holdings also reflects the broader objectives of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s visit to Qatar in March 2024, which sought to strengthen bilateral relations, particularly in the areas of security and economic cooperation.

31/12/2024

God bless all military personnel out there, work hard to maintain peace in the country, may God bless you all richly , Happy new year to you all. Nigerian Airforce Ondo State Applicant Cares.

31/12/2024

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