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CAS PLEDGES SUPPORT FOR IMPLEMENTATION COMMITTEE ON ARMED FORCES REFORM .{PHOTOS}.#PRESS RELEASE.

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Oladayo Amao has pledged the support of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) to the Ministry of Defence Implementation and Advisory Committee as it executes the recommendations of

the Committee earlier set up to reform the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) for effective and

efficient service delivery. Air Marshal Amao stated this while hosting members of the Committee led by the Vice Chairman, Lieutenant General

Abel Akale (Rtd) at NAF Headquarters, Abuja. While noting that in the past, there have been several reform recommendations that never saw the light of day, the CAS expressed optimism that with the rich pedigree of the Implementation Committee members,

there was no doubt that the recommendations, when implemented, will return the AFN to its rightful place of global reckoning. The CAS also commended the Honourable Minister of Defence, Maj Gen Bashir Magashi (Rtd) for seeing the need to reform the entire military noting that the timing for such reform could not have been apt in view of the dynamic nature of modern warfare.


In his remark, Lt Gen Alkale (Retired) stated that the Committee members were at HQ NAF to brief the CAS on their efforts in implementing the various recommendations contained in the approved report and to solicit his support as well as inputs, on how to move the recommendation processes forward. While extolling the indispensability of airpower in counterinsurgency operations, Lt Gen Akale emphasized the importance of ensuring that the well-thought-out recommendations are implemented by the 3 Services to the later in view of the renewed emphasis on jointness. He also thanked the CAS for recommending a competent senior NAF officer, AVM Emmanuel Wonah, as NAFā€™s representative on the Reform Committee. ā€œThe officer you sent to represent the NAF on the Committee has been excellent and should serve as a source of pride to the NAFā€, he said.


It may be recalled that in February 2021, the Minister of Defence, Maj Gen Bashir Magashi (Rtd) inaugurated a 21- man Committee to facilitate the Reforms of the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces of Nigeria. The Committee, which was headed by Air Vice Marshal Mohammed Ndatsu Umaru (Rtd), had a 10-point Terms of Reference basically aimed at repositioning the Armed Forces for 21st Century warfare. The main task of the Implementation Committee is to ensure the execution of the recommendations of the Reform Committee.


Edward Gabkwet

Air Commodore

Director of Public Relations and Information

Nigerian Air Force


28 October 21.

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