NAF REAFFIRMS PRIORITY ON CIVILIAN SAFETY IN OPERATIONS, WITH UNITED STATES CAPACITY SUPPORT. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 NAF REAFFIRMS PRIORITY ON CIVILIAN SAFETY IN OPERATIONS, WITH UNITED STATES CAPACITY SUPPORT Reinforcing its doctrine of responsible and precise air power, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) hosted a delegation of US experts on Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response (CHMR) this week. The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, emphasised that the collaboration forms a critical component of the NAF's operational ethics and professional evolution. In his address, Air Marshal Aneke expressed appreciation for the growing partnership, noting that cooperation between both sides has progressed from concept to measurable institutional gains. He highlighted US-supported gains, including the NAF’s CHMR Action Plan, a dedicated Department at the Air Warfare Centre, standardised CHMR training, strengthened assessment and investigation team capabilities, and enhanced strategic communication with NAF Public Relations. The CAS further informed the delegation of his endorsement of...
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ACTDA DEMOLISHES ILLEGAL STRUCTURES IN AWKA, OKPUNO, VOWS TO CONTINUE ONSLAUGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL DEVELOPERS. (PHOTOS).

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ACTDA Demolishes Illegal Structures In Awka, Okpuno,  Vows To Continue Onslaught Against Illegal Developers



Officers of the Awka Capital Territory Development Authority (ACTDA) in company of Anambra Joint Enforcement Team (ANJET), Operation Clean and Healthy Anambra (OCHA BRIGADE), various Security Agencies among others have demolished an illegal biulding blocking a road at Okpuno and leveled an ongoing building under  construction at Agu-Awka, all in Awka South Local Government Area. 

They also marked some illegal structures within the enviroment for immediate removal.

Speaking to the ABS shortly after the exercise, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of ACTDA, Mr Ossy Onuko who monitored the exercise regretted the level of developmental impunity going on in the society, especially in Awka Capital Territory.

Mr. Onuko who said that for Anambra to become fulfill the vision of Governor Chukwuma Soludo has promised Ndi Anambra, residents of the state must learn how to abide by the laws governing the state and the capital city.

He revealed that the land in Agu-Awka which his team levelled an ongoing building under construction was acquired by a church, but some irates youths in connivance with disgruntled elements chased them away and resold the same land, an abnormally he noted would not stand under his watch.

The ACTDA boss advised all developers within the capital territory to always visit the agency to get right approvals before commencing any construction to avoid unnecessary demolitions.

He made it clear that he will continue to implement the mission and vision of ACTDA at all times to be intandem with the developmental agenda of Governor Soludo and warned unscrupulous developers and land grabbers to leave the city or be ready to face the consequences of their actions.

At every demolition site, the team were being applauded by the residents and commuters for restoring sanity and discipline in Awka Capital Territory.
More photos below. 





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