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Army reshuffles high command, appoints new PSOs, GOCs
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Army reshuffles high command, appoints new PSOs, GOCs

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Appointment
By Sumaila Ogbaje
The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has approved a major shake-up in the Nigerian Army with the redeployment of senior officers into key command and staff positions.
This is contained in a statement by the Acting Director, Army Public Relations, Lt -Col. Appolonia Anele, in Abuja.
Anele said the postings affects Principal Staff Officers (PSOs) at the Army Headquarters, General Officers Commanding (GOCs), Corps Commanders, Commandants of training institutions, and Brigade Commanders.
She said that Maj.-Gen. Adekunle Adeyinka was appointed Chief of Logistics (Army), Maj.-Gen. A.A. Adekeye became Chief of Personnel Management (Army), and Maj.-Gen. T.B. Ugiagbe took over as Chief of Standard and Evaluation.
She added that Maj.-Gen. A.A. Idris was named Chief of Military Intelligence (Army); Maj.-Gen. M.O. Erebulu was also appointed Provost Marshal (Army).
“Others include Maj.-Gen. E.A. Anaryu as Corps Commander, Supply and Transport, and Maj.-Gen. J.E. Osifo as Director-General, Nigerian Army Finance Corporation.
“Maj.-Gen. S.A. Akesode was posted as Head of Mission, African Union Verification Mission in Tigray, Ethiopia.
“The new GOCs are Maj.-Gen. A.S.M. Wase, appointed GOC 1 Division/Commander Sector 1, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, and Maj.-Gen. C.R. Nnebeife, appointed GOC 2 Division/Commander Sector 3, Operation FANSAN YAMMA,” she said.
Anele further disclosed that Maj.-Gen. M.O. Ihanuwaze had been appointed new Commandant, Nigerian Army Finance School, Maj.-Gen. K.O. Osemwegie heads the Army Signal School, while Maj.-Gen. A.J. Aliyu takes over at the Ordnance School,
She added that Maj.-Gen. A.C. Adetoba becomes Commandant, Nigerian Army College of Logistics and Management.
“Also redeployed are Brig.-Gen. M. Jimoh as Commander, 1 Brigade, Brig.-Gen. N.E. Okoloagu as Commander, 2 Brigade, and Brig.-Gen. A.A. Bello as Commander, 6 Division Garrison/Sector 3, Operation DELTA SAFE.
“Oluyede charged the newly appointed officers to redouble their efforts in sustaining ongoing operations against terrorism, insurgency and other security threats, while assuring that troops’ welfare remained his priority,” she added.(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Yakubu Uba
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260 army officers sit for senior staff course qualifying exam
Defence/Security

260 army officers sit for senior staff course qualifying exam

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Examination

By Mohammad Tijjani

No fewer than 260 Army middle cadre officers are sitting for the Senior Staff Course Qualifying Examination 2025.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the examination is a significant milestone for the officers in the Nigerian Army.

NAN also reports that the examination is being  held at the Nigerian  Army Infantry Corps Centre, Ihejirika Auditorium in the Jaji Military  Cantonment .

The examination is being conducted by the Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), Nigerian Army.

The President of the Examination Board, Maj.-Gen. Kelvin Aligbe,  while addressing  the directing  staff and candidates in Kaduna state, said the examination was designed to assess the officers’ determination, capabilities, and proficiency in their respective areas of specialisation.

He said the comprehensive syllabus covered eight subjects, including tactics, low-intensity conflict, geopolitics, and military law.

Aligbe emphasised the importance of integrity and transparency in the conduct of the examination.

He assured the candidates that the examination panel and directing staff were committed to ensuring the sanctity of its process.

The president also outlined the rules and regulations governing the examination, including the consequences of malpractice and the requirements for passing it.

“Candidates who pass the examination will be selected to attend the Senior Staff Course based on merit and the slots allotted to the Department of Land Warfare,”Aligbe said.

According to him, the examination is a crucial step in the career development of Nigerian Army officers, and it was expected that the outcome would determine the future leadership of the army.

Aligbe said,”ith its emphasis on merit and integrity, the examination is set to produce the next generation of leaders who will shape the future of the Nigerian Army.

“Candidates must score a minimum of 50 per cent in all subjects to qualify for selection to the Armed Forces Command and Staff College.

“I believe that while majority of you are on first attempt, others are attempting the examination for the second time.

“Let me assure you that this is an examination you can pass without resorting to illegal or fraudulent means.

” I also want to assure you that if you have prepared for this examination, you will pass without resorting to any form of malpractice.”

He said there was no  excuse for failure, adding “I expect nothing short of 100 per cent pass in this examination.”

On number attempts for the examination, he said, available records showed that some of the candidates  were sitting for the second attempt.

“Let me remind you that Army Headquarters Policy allows a maximum of three attempts for any candidate to pass this examination.”

Aligbe  intimated  the candidates  on the introduction of a ‘Certificates of Excellence’ and ‘Letters of Commendation’, which would be presented to the officers who emerge first, second and third in order of merit.

“Additionally, cash gifts will also be given to these officers. TRADOC Nigerian Army will also send copies of the Certificates and Letters of Commendation to Army Headquarters,  Deptment of Military Secretary  for insertion into the personal files of the awardees., “Aligbe said.

Earlier, the Commander, Infantry Corps , Maj.-Gen. Usman Yusuf ,  appreciated the Chief of Army Staff , Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede and other commanding officers for their support.

Yusuf emphasised on the examination’s importance for career progression and future responsibilities

He encouraged the candidates to perform well, highlighting the consequences of failure.

Yusuf  reminded them  on the Nigerian Army’s strict policies on examination malpractice and limited attempts.

The Ccommander  lurged the candidates to focus and dedicate their best efforts to succeed.(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Bashir Rabe Mani

Soldiers kill terrorist kingpin, rescue victims
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Soldiers kill terrorist kingpin, rescue victims

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Terrorists
By Sumaila Ogbaje

The Nigerian Army says it has recorded major operational successes in recent operations, killing a notorious terrorist commander, identified as Amirul Fiya, also known as Abu Nazir and others.

The acting Director, Army Public Relations, Lt.-Col. Apollonia Anele, in a statement said the troops also apprehended other suspects, rescued kidnapped victims and recovered assorted arms and ammunition.

Anele said the operations took place between Thursday and Saturday under various commands and formations.

In Borno, she said that troops of 3 Battalion, deployed at Forward Operating Base Rann Kala in Balge Local Government Area, repelled an attack by ISWAP/JAS terrorists on Thursday.

According to her, corpses of three terrorists, including their top commander identified as Fiya, were recovered.

She added that troops recovered an AK-47 rifle, two rocket-propelled grenades, an unexploded ordnance and other combat items.

“A follow-up operation with the Civilian Joint Task Force and Hybrid Force on Aug. 9 led to the discovery of another terrorist corpse.

“They also recovered a QJC 88-barrel gun, an AA gun tripod, 20 rounds of 12.7 x 108mm ammunition, a backpack and a bicycle,” she said.

In Zamfara, Anele said the troops of 1 Brigade Combat Team 2 acted on credible intelligence on Friday about terrorist activities on Gusau–Kaura Namoda road in Unguwar Sariki Musulmi, Kaura Namoda Local Government Area.

According to her, the swift response forced the terrorists to flee, and two kidnapped victims were rescued and reunited with their families

In Ebonyi, she said the troops of 24 Special Engineer Regiment Saturday responded to a communal crisis between Iyimagwu and Ekpomaka communities in Ikwo Local Government Area.

“Troops came under fire from an abandoned building and responded decisively, neutralising one armed criminal.

“One G3 rifle, 50 rounds of 7.62mm Special ammunition, 16 rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition and four hand grenades were recovered,” she said.

Anele said the Nigerian Army remains resolute in defending the nation’s sovereignty and protecting law-abiding citizens.

“We are committed to sustaining aggressive operations, working in synergy with other security agencies, to ensure lasting peace and security across the country,” she said. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)
Edited by Mufutau Ojo

Nigerian Army warns criminal elements operating in Niger
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Nigerian Army warns criminal elements operating in Niger

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By Rita Iliya

The Commander of the Corps of Artillery, Maj.-Gen. Zakari Abubakar has said that Kontagora and its environs were no longer a safe haven for criminal elements operating in Niger.

 

He said this during a filed demonstration, involving the test-firing of artillery guns, held at the Nigerian Army Military Training Area (NAMTA) in Kontagora on Saturday.

 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the test-firing guns was aimed at sending a strong message to criminal groups operating in the area.

 

Abubakar said that peace was the foundation of every meaningful development, adding that everyone has a responsibility to promote and sustain it.

 

“Sustainable development can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace,” he said.

 

The commander urged troops to remain vigilant, professional and proactive in their duties, stressing the need to deny miscreants any opportunity to disrupt relative peace enjoyed in the region.

 

He also called on residents to support security agencies by providing timely and credible information that could aid ongoing operations to rid the area of insecurity.

 

The commander appealed to religious leaders to continue preaching messages of peace to their congregation, saying that peace was a universal language that must be upheld by all.

 

He called on aggrieved individuals or groups to lay down their arms, embrace peace and be responsible citizens to the progress and development of Kontagora and environs. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Joe Idika

COAS pledges to boost troops’ combat readiness through regular training
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COAS pledges to boost troops’ combat readiness through regular training

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By Rita Iliya

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has pledged to conduct regular intensive training of troops to bolster their combat readiness for deployment to all manner of operations.

 

He made this known at the graduation ceremony of some troops at the end of their 21-week training at the Nigerian Army Training Centre (NATRAC) on Saturday in Kontagora, Niger.

 

The training, tagged “Exercise Fast Bolt III,” was organised for troops of the Special Operations Battalion, designated as the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Intervention Battalion 10.

 

Oluyede, who said that the training was aimed at enhancing troops’ operational competence, reflected his command’s philosophy of prioritising combat readiness through consistency and standardised mission orientation.

 

He explained that the exercise was a vital platform for the army to sustain its personnel for deployment across various theatres of operations.

 

Represented by Maj.-Gen. Mayirenso Saraso, General Officer Commanding (GOC) 1 Division and Commander Sector 1, Joint Task Force North West Operation FANSA YAMMA, Oluyede commended the troops for their outstanding performances.

 

He noted that their performances demonstrated and affirmed the effectiveness of the training approach.

 

The COAS added that the exercise was revitalised and conducted in double stream, and was extended from three to six months to deepen and enhance troops’ operational competence and tactical acumen.

 

Maj.-Gen. John Sokoya, the Commander, NATRAC, in an address of welcome, congratulated the trainees for their perseverance, resilience and doggedness.

 

He said that the training was a mission-oriented initiative aimed at enhancing the operational competence of the troops.

 

Sokoya further explained that NATRAC was an elite training institution saddled with the responsibility of conducting realistic mission-specific training in various current and future operations.

 

He added that the training was to provide troops with requisite combat proficiency skills in support of the COAS’ command philosophy.

 

He enjoined the troops to apply what they had learned, going forward, adding that it would help the army to prepare personnel for deployment, and urged them to imbibe the spirit of warrior ethos that had been instilled in them.

 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the event also witnessed the promotion and decoration of Sgt. Joshua Danju, who rescued an armoured vehicle and other armaments during an attack at Kwana Dutse, to Staff Sergeant.

 

The event’s highlight included training review, tug-of-war, certificates presentation, tree planting, and inauguration of two newly constructed accommodation apartments to alleviate NATRAC’s accommodation challenges.(NAN)(www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Mark Longyen

Nigerian Army trains personnel on doctrine devt.
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Nigerian Army trains personnel on doctrine devt.

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By Rita Iliya

The Nigerian Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) on Tuesday commenced a 5-day training workshop for its personnel on doctrine development to enhance their operational skills.

 

The Commander of TRADOC, Maj.-Gen. Kevin Aligbe, who delivered the keynote address, spoke on: “Enhancing Doctrine Development for Effective Training and Operations in a Joint Environment” in Minna.

 

Aligbe urged the personnel to understand doctrine and its key concepts because it defines who they are and guide their operations.

 

He explained that doctrine was an authoritative guidance that outlines how military forces operate in various situations.

 

He said that doctrine was built on experience, law, strategic needs and validated concepts, adding that doctrine was not a set of fixed rules but rather a guide to action.

 

According to him, the mission of the Nigerian Army is to win all land battles in defence of the country’s territorial integrity.

 

“It’s to protect national interest and accomplish other tasks in aid of civil authority, ” Aligbe said.

 

He said the Chief of Army Staff’s philosophy emphasised the transformation of the Nigerian Army towards bequeathing a well motivated and combat ready force.

 

He said that the current Nigerian Army doctrine was unveiled in September  2022, comprising 12 chapters.

 

The commander said the doctrine covered various aspects, including the manoeuvring approach to operations, mission command and the Nigerian Army approach to operations.

 

In his welcome address, Maj.-Gen. Jamiu Jimoh, Chief of Doctrine and Combat Development, said doctrine was important in military operations.

 

Jimoh, represented by Maj.-Gen. Mohammed Babayo, Director, Lessons and Learning, said doctrine was essential because it provides a unified framework for how military forces operate.

 

He highlighted the role of doctrine in ensuring that different units can work together seamlessly in a joint environment.

 

“Doctrine plays a crucial role in ensuring that different units can seamlessly work together in a joint environment,” he said.

 

He noted that the workshop aligned with the COAS’s command philosophy, which emphasised doctrine and combat development.

 

Jimoh called on the participants to apply knowledge gained to enhance their operational effectiveness. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Benson Ezugwu/Joe Idika

Army tackles trauma, drug abuse among personnel
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Army tackles trauma, drug abuse among personnel

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By Rita Iliya

The Nigerian Army is working to address Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and drug abuse among its personnel, particularly those deployed in combat.

 

The Chief of the Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, who was a special guest of honour, disclosed this at a combined seminar on Intensifying Warrior Ethos, PTSD and Drug Abuse in Kontagora.

 

The News Agency (NAN) reports that the seminar titled: “From Trauma to Triumph: Building Combat Ready Warriors in the Nigerian Army, was organised for officers of Nigerian army Corps of Artillery and Nigerian Army Training Center.

 

Oluyede, represented by Maj.-Gen. John Sokoya, Commander, the Nigerian Army Training Centre, Kontagora, emphasised the importance of warrior ethos in the army, particularly in the face of contemporary security challenges.

 

“The warrior ethos embodies a deep sense of commitment, an intangible force that inspires soldiers to give their best in any situation.

 

“Today, warrior ethos is increasingly threatened by societal pressure and the growing trend of illicit use of drugs among army personnel,” he said.

 

He said the seminar aligned with his command philosophy which aimed to transform Nigerian army into a well motivated and combat ready force.

 

The COAS added that the seminar aimed to create awareness on the devastating effects of drug abuse and highlight ways to identify and manage PTSD

 

He said the seminar would present opportunity for troops to strengthen their inherent warrior ethos, enhance cohesiveness in military operations and promote the core values of discipline, loyalty and selfless service.

 

He reiterated the army’s commitment to providing effective leadership, sound administration, professionalism, and combat readiness to better secure the territorial integrity of the nation.

 

Earlier in his welcome address, Maj.-Gen. Olusegin Abai, Chief of Transformation and Innovation, said the seminar was designed to enhance the leadership capacity of senior and middle cadre officers and to instill warrior ethos among troops.

 

Abai, represented by Maj.-Gen. Collins Adetoba, the Deputy Chief of Transformation and Innovation, added that the workshop is aimed at creating awareness on the devastating effects of drug abuse.

 

“It will also highlight ways to identify and manage PTSD enhancing combat readiness,” he said.

 

NAN reports that presentations were made on Intensifying Warrior Ethos in the Nigerian Army by retired Maj. Gen. Charles Ofoche and Combat Stress Management and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder in the Nigerian Army by retired Lt. Col. Susan Dibal.

 

Also, Ibrahim Chikaji, the Area Commander of the NDLEA Niger Command, presented a lecture on Drug and Substance Abuse: Impact on Operational Effectiveness of the Nigerian Army. (NAN)

Edited by Sadiya Hamza

Soldiers must remain mission-ready at all times – Commander
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Soldiers must remain mission-ready at all times – Commander

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By Sumaila Ogbaje

The Commander, Army Headquarters Garrison (AHQGARR), Maj.-Gen. Maxwell Dangana, has reiterated the commitment of the Nigerian Army to maintain mission ready soldiers at all times through continuous training.

Dangana stated this at the closing of the AHGARR Warrant a officers and Senior Non-Commissioned Officers Competition 2025, on Friday in Abuja.

He said the competition underscored the importance of the senior non-commissioned officers to the operational effectiveness of the Nigerian army.

He commended the participants for the display of precision during the drill competition, the skill and marksmanship at the shooting range, and the tactical awareness during navigation exercises.

The commander also hailed them for the strength and endurance shown in swimming, obstacle crossing, and combat race.

According to him, these activities mirror real battlefield scenarios and are essential in preparing our soldiers to remain mission-ready at all times.

“From what I have seen and witnessed today, and of course, over the few days of this competition, there is no doubt that the competition has actually achieved a purpose for which it was meant.

“The competition is actually in line with the Chief of Army Staff Command philosophy, which is the consolidation of the transformation of Nigerian Army towards bequeathing a well-motivated and combat-ready force that can effectively discharge its constitutional responsibilities within a joint and multi-agency environment,” he said.

“The participants completed drill competitions, shooting, navigation, swimming, and combat races, which concluded today and this morning with obstacle crossing.

“These are not mere competitive exercises, they are the core of our soldiering ethos, representing the skills, discipline, endurance, and mental alertness that define the strength and reliability of our armed forces,” he said.

The Commander said the senior non-commissioned officer had demonstrated exceptional level of commitment, resilience, teamwork, and regimentation throughout the event.

He said their efforts had strengthened the bond within the garrison and reinforced the vital role they play in upholding standards, enforcing discipline, and mentoring young soldiers.

Dangana urged all competitors to carry forward the lessons learned, continue to build on them, and remain worthy role models for the soldiers under their command.

He congratulated the winners for their outstanding performance and congratulated others not to relapse, but to work harder for future competitions.

“Let us remember that the goal is not only to win trophies, but to build capacity, promote esprit de corps, and improve the readiness of our troops for any eventuality.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the competition commenced on Monday with three teams drawn from AHQ Garrison area of responsibility.

At the end of the competition, Team Alpha (A) emerged overall winner with 380 points, Team Charlie (C) came second with 280 points, while Team Bravo (B) came third with 180 points. (NAN) 

Edited by Sadiya Hamza

Army arrests 43 suspected oil thieves in 3 states
Economy/Business

Army arrests 43 suspected oil thieves in 3 states

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Arrest

By Desmond Ejibas

Troops of the Nigerian Army’s 6 Division have apprehended 43 suspected oil thieves during a coordinated raid on illegal artisanal refineries across Bayelsa, Delta and Rivers states.

Spokesman for the division, Lt.-Col. Danjuma Danjuma, disclosed this to journalists in Port Harcourt on Sunday, noting that 14 artisanal refineries were also dismantled during the operations.

Danjuma also revealed that troops seized 14 boats and confiscated about 254,000 litres of various stolen petroleum products between March 31 and April 6.

Providing details of the operations, he explained that soldiers in Delta raided the Old Ogorode community in the Sapele area, where they recovered 90,000 litres of petroleum products loaded into a bus.

“Furthermore, troops confiscated 74,107 drums filled with 16,600 litres of petroleum products and 1,600 litres of illegally refined engine oil.

“Other items recovered include a tank filled with over 20,000 litres of stolen products, an empty tank  with a capacity of 5,000 litres, eight pumping machines, two generators.

“Two suspects were arrested at the crime scene,” he stated.

In a separate operation in Amukpe, Sapele, Danjuma said that soldiers intercepted a truck carrying 56 drums containing 13,400 litres of stolen crude oil.

He confirmed the arrest of three suspects connected to the incident.

“In Rivers, troops dismantled illegal sites, seized about 83,000 litres of stolen crude oil and 3,200 litres of illegally refined petroleum products in Andoni, Ahoada West, Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni, Akuku-Toru, and Degema Local Government Areas.

“The petroleum products were found stored in more than 80 cooking pots and ovens, as well as in sacks, metal receivers, iron pipes, and a reservoir pit,” Danjuma stated.

In Bayelsa, the army spokesman reported the seizure of 13,500 litres of stolen crude following the destruction of four illegal refineries in Yenagoa and Ekeremor LGAs.

During the raids, Danjuma revealed that troops also dismantled over nine cooking drums and receivers, 11 ovens, four drums, and a dug-out reservoir.

According to him, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) 6 Division, Maj.-Gen. Emmanuel Emekah, commended the troops for their successful operations and urged stakeholders to support the fight against illegal oil bunkering.

“The GOC assured Nigerians that these ongoing operations form part of broader efforts to boost oil and gas production and enhance the nation’s economy,” he concluded. (NAN) (www.nannews.ng)

Edited by Benson Iziama

COAS pledges commitment to developing combat-ready force
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COAS pledges commitment to developing combat-ready force

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By Sumaila Ogbaje

The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Army’s commitment to developing a highly motivated and combat-ready force through structured career planning and digital transformation.

Oluyede gave the assurance at the opening of the 6th Career Planning and Management Seminar for Officers, organised by the Army Headquarters Department of Military Secretary on Tuesday in Abuja.

The seminar has as its theme: “Effective Career Planning for Nigerian Army Officers: Imperative for a Well-Motivated and Combat-Ready Force within a Joint and Multi-Agency Environment”.

Represented by the Chief of Special Services and Programmes, Maj.-Gen. Jamal Abdulsalam, the COAS, emphasised that career development was a critical pillar in maintaining a professional and effective military.

He highlighted the army’s ongoing efforts to modernise career management by ensuring that officers were deployed based on their skills and competencies.

He commended the Department of the Military Secretary for digitising officers’ records and urged them to accelerate the rollout of an electronic performance evaluation report set for 2025.

“As we navigate evolving security challenges, it is imperative that our officers are well-prepared, motivated, and assigned roles that align with their expertise.

“This will not only enhance operational effectiveness but also boost morale within the force,” he said.

Oluyede reiterated his vision for a digitally advanced and combat-effective Army and encouraged officers to embrace career planning as a tool for professional growth and operational success.

He added that the initiative reflected the Nigerian army’s broader reforms aimed at strengthening personnel development and improving military readiness.

“This therefore brings to the fore the need for efficient career planning and management of personnel.

“As the world continues to evolve and with several organisations embracing novel and new strategies in human resource management, we must continually seek to improve our approach to career planning and management of our military human resources.

“This will ensure that we keep producing the right crop of personnel adequately prepared and equipped to deal with our present and future threats.

“We must all continue to try to ensure that our officers and men remain professional in the discharge of their duties,” he added.

The Military Secretary, Maj.-Gen. Everest Okoro, said the seminar was designed to focus on achieving motivated and combat-ready Nigerian army officers through recruitment, appointments, and deployments within a joint and multi-agency environment.

Okoro said that it was also designed to guarantee the desired output and future packages that would encourage participants to contemporarily approach military resource management with a view to improve career planning at all levels.

In his lecture, the former Military Secretary, retired Maj.-Gen. Shehu Abdulkadir, said that the Nigerian army had continued to face a critical need for a modernised human resource management system.

Abdulkadir delivered a paper titled, “Military Human Resource Management in a Joint and Multi-Agency Environment: The Nigerian Army in Perspective”.

He said that a comprehensive talent management system, similar to that employed by the US Army, would help identify and promote personnel based on their skills, experience, and leadership potential, ultimately improving the army’s overall effectiveness.

He added that ongoing reforms could focus on improving the balance of personnel within the army and ensuring that human resource management decisions were data-driven, transparent, and focused on long-term personnel development. (NAN) 

Edited by Deborah Coker

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