NAF COMPLETES LOCAL REASSEMBLY OF FIRST TWO H125 HELICOPTERS IN LAGOS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 NAF COMPLETES LOCAL REASSEMBLY OF FIRST TWO H125 HELICOPTERS IN LAGOS The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has successfully completed the local reassembly of its first two H125 helicopters at NAF Base Ikeja, Lagos, following their delivery by Airbus. Conducted with the support of Airbus technical personnel, the exercise marks an important milestone in strengthening technical collaboration, facilitating knowledge transfer and enhancing NAF personnel’s practical exposure to the support and maintenance of modern rotary-wing platforms. The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, described the development as a positive step towards strengthening the NAF’s technical and operational capacity. He stated, “Beyond acquiring modern platforms, we are committed to developing the knowledge, partnerships and support systems required to maximise their operational value and sustain them throughout their service life.” The H125 helicopters will provide valuable additional capability ...

RAINFALL; FEDERAL FIRE SERVICE CAUTIONS FCT RESIDENTS ON FLOOD SAFETY. (PHOTO).


 RAINFALL; FEDERAL FIRE  SERVICE CAUTIONS FCT RESIDENTS ON FLOOD SAFETY


The Federal Fire Service, FCT Command, has cautioned residents to take precautionary measures against flooding as rainfall intensifies across the Territory.


The FCT Controller, Muhammed Anas, urges residents, particularly those in low-lying areas, riverbanks and communities with poor drainage, to remain vigilant and avoid activities that worsen flooding.


These include dumping refuse in drains and waterways, building on floodplains or drainage channels, blocking drainage systems and indiscriminate excavation near rivers and streams.


The Command advises Residents to clear drains regularly, monitor weather alerts, avoid crossing flooded roads and waterways, keep children away from floodwaters and switch off electricity in flooded areas.


In the event of flooding, the Command urges residents to move to higher ground, avoid walking or driving through floodwaters, protect vulnerable persons and valuables, and contact emergency responders for assistance.


The Service also charges residents to return to affected areas only after they have been declared safe by the relevant authorities.


The Federal Fire Service emergency number is 0803 200 3557.

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