The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Hasan Abubakar, has announced that the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) is updating its operational plans to effectively respond to both global and local security dynamics.
This initiative aims to enhance the force’s readiness and adaptability in tackling contemporary security threats.
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In a recent meeting with Branch Chiefs, Air Officers Commanding, and Commanders in Abuja, Air Marshal Abubakar emphasized the interconnectedness of global events and their impact on Nigeria’s security landscape.
He stated, “Nigeria’s security situation cannot be divorced from happenings around the world due to global interconnectivity.”
The CAS highlighted the importance of intelligence-driven operations and the need for continuous reassessment of strategies to counter emerging threats.
He urged commanders to foster collaboration with other security agencies and international partners to ensure a comprehensive approach to national security.
As part of the NAF’s commitment to capacity building, there are ongoing efforts to train personnel in advanced warfare tactics and the acquisition of modern equipment to bolster operational efficiency.
The CAS reiterated the force’s dedication to protecting Nigeria’s sovereignty and supporting civil authorities in maintaining peace and order.
The NAF’s proactive stance comes at a time when the nation faces multifaceted security challenges, including insurgency, banditry, and other forms of criminality.
The revised operational plans are expected to position the Air Force to better anticipate and neutralize these threats, ensuring the safety and security of all Nigerians.