Shamsuddeen Muhammad

[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

@1realmapa To me the Angel of death is in the truck nothing the driver can do

[Mudassir Giwaye 🐘✨ @Giwaye001]

Start your with Qur'an 😊

[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

@modee_samboh Ango kasha kamshi

[Muhammad Sambo @modee_samboh]

ALHAMDULILLAH

[I am Oluwademilade 🇵🇹♥️💙 @___DeeeCR7]

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[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

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[Big_Hut🧩 @Hutman_rm]

You pull two world cups, we pull two Nations league
You pull Ballon d’or, we pull Ballon d’or
You pull La Liga, we pull La Liga
You pull MLS, we pull Saudi league
You pull Copa America, We pull Euros
You pull UCL, we pull UCL

If we pull EPL titles now wetin you go pull?😂😂

[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

@Safreenarrhh Dan Allah a dainasa Filter

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF BUILDS INDIGENOUS TECHNICAL CAPACITY TO STRENGTHEN AIR OPERATIONS AND NATIONAL SECURITY

The Nigerian Air Force has reaffirmed its commitment towards technological self-reliance, operational readiness and national security with the successful graduation of 20 officers and airmen/airwomen from the Tenth Edition of the Basic Avionics Components Repair Course (BACRC 10/2026) conducted by the Central Avionics Overhaul and Calibration Centre (CAOCC), Kaduna. The graduands, drawn from the Aircraft Engineering, Communications and Information Technology specialties, completed an intensive 10-week practical training programme focused on avionics, electrical and electronics maintenance, troubleshooting and repair. The training represents another strategic step in the Nigerian Air Force’s drive to develop indigenous technical expertise capable of sustaining modern air operations and improving aircraft serviceability across operational units.

Speaking during the graduation ceremony held on 15 May 2026, the Air Officer Commanding Air Training Command, Air Vice Marshal Esen Paul Efanga, represented by Air Commodore Bamidele Rasaq Amuda, stated that the successful conduct of the course reflected the Chief of the Air Staff’s commitment towards manpower development, operational efficiency and mission-oriented capacity building within the Service. He noted that operational feedback from previous editions of the course had continued to demonstrate significant improvements in technical support capacity, operational effectiveness and aircraft availability across the Nigerian Air Force. He further emphasized that the course was specifically designed to equip personnel with the practical competence and technical proficiency required to effectively address avionics-related maintenance challenges at the field level while strengthening first and second-line maintenance capabilities across the Service.

In his remarks, the Commander NAF CAOCC, Group Captain Godwin Eseosa Abbe, described the graduation as another major milestone in the Nigerian Air Force’s pursuit of self-reliance in specialized aircraft maintenance and technical support operations. He stated that since its establishment in March 2018, the Centre has continued to reduce dependence on foreign maintenance facilities through sustained technical training and indigenous capacity development. According to him, the successful conduct of BACRC 10/2026 aligns with key drivers of the Chief of the Air Staff’s Command Philosophy, particularly predictive maintenance, timely logistics support and mission-oriented capability development. The Nigerian Air Force remains committed to sustaining specialized technical training initiatives aimed at enhancing operational readiness, strengthening airpower capabilities and developing highly skilled personnel capable of supporting contemporary air operations in line with global best practices.

#NigerianAirForce
#NAF
#CAOCC
#AirPower
#OperationalReadiness
#TechnicalCapacity
#AircraftMaintenance
#Avionics
#MilitaryTraining
#NationalSecurity

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

CAS HONOURED WITH NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS’ AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, has been honoured with the Award of Excellence by the Nigerian Institute of Physics in recognition of his exemplary leadership qualities, professional accomplishments, and outstanding contributions to national security and technological advancement. The prestigious award was presented during the Institute’s 47th Annual Conference held at Lead City University under the theme, “Smart Physics: A New Perspective for Technological Advancement.” The event attracted distinguished physicists, researchers, academics, government officials, and industry stakeholders committed to advancing scientific innovation and national development.

Speaking at the ceremony, the President of the Nigerian Institute of Physics, Professor Joseph Coker, described the appointment of Air Marshal Aneke as the 23rd CAS as a well-deserved recognition of competence, professionalism, and intellectual depth. He noted that the CAS, a graduate of Physics from the prestigious Nigerian Defence Academy, has consistently demonstrated the analytical and problem-solving principles associated with physics in confronting Nigeria’s security challenges. Professor Coker further commended the transformational leadership being provided by the CAS in the ongoing efforts to combat insecurity, while emphasizing the critical role of physics and technological innovation in driving national growth and development.

In his acceptance remarks delivered on his behalf by the Chief of Civil-Military Relations, Air Vice Marshal Edward Gabkwet, the CAS expressed profound appreciation to the Council of the Institute for the honour bestowed on him. He stated that the award reflected the enduring value of physics as a discipline that instils precision, logic, and the pursuit of truth in leadership and operational decision-making. According to the CAS, the Nigerian Air Force continues to leverage scientific principles, including aerodynamics, thermodynamics, and electromagnetism, in enhancing operational effectiveness and defending Nigeria’s territorial integrity. The conference also featured the conferment of Fellowships on deserving members of the Institute and a keynote address by Professor Uzodinma Chukwuma of Olabisi Onabanjo University.

#NigerianAirForce #CAS #AirMarshalAneke #NIPConference #PhysicsForInnovation #NationalSecurity #NAFLeadership #SmartPhysics

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF DEMONSTRATES ADVANCED AIR POWER CAPABILITIES TO AFCSC PARTICIPANTS

In line with the drive of the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, to build a highly responsive and technologically advanced Nigerian Air Force (NAF), participants of Senior Course 48 of the Armed Forces Command and Staff College (AFCSC), Jaji, witnessed firsthand the Service’s growing operational capabilities during a study tour to the Air Component of Operation FANSAN YAMMA Sector 2 in Katsina State on 13 May 2026. The delegation, led by the Director, Department of Joint Studies, Brigadier General K Rabiu, was received by the Air Component Commander, Air Commodore CE Illoh, who briefed participants on ongoing counter-terrorism and counter-insurgency operations in the North West theatre.

During the visit, the participants were exposed to the strategic employment of air power, intelligence-driven precision strikes, and air-to-ground coordination in joint military operations, reflecting the CAS’ commitment to enhancing operational effectiveness through modern air assets and joint force synergy. They were also conducted around operational facilities where they received detailed briefings on the capabilities of the NAF’s Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) platforms and the T-129 ATAK Helicopter, both of which continue to play critical roles in precision strikes, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), and close air support missions across various theatres of operation.

In a practical demonstration of combat readiness, the platforms later conducted ISR missions for the visiting officers, further showcasing the NAF’s rapid response capability and sustained operational tempo in the ongoing fight against terrorism and banditry. Speaking during the visit, Brigadier General Rabiu commended the Nigerian Air Force under the leadership of the CAS for its professionalism, responsiveness, and operational successes, noting that the Service has significantly altered the dynamics of the conflict through timely and precise air interventions in support of ground forces. The study tour formed part of AFCSC’s efforts to expose future military leaders to real-time operational environments and deepen their understanding of modern warfare and the critical role of air power in safeguarding national security.

#NigerianAirForce
#NAF
#AirPower
#OperationFansanYamma
#AFCSC
#MilitaryLeadership
#JointOperations
#ISR
#CounterTerrorism
#NationalSecurity
#AirSuperiority
#NAFOperations
#DefendingNigeria
#StrategicLeadership
#CombatReadiness

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF ADVANCES NON-KINETIC OPERATIONS THROUGH STRATEGIC MEDICAL OUTREACH IN MAIDUGURI

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) 105 Composite Group Medical Centre, NAF Base Maiduguri, has conducted a series of impactful medical outreaches and humanitarian activities aimed at strengthening ongoing non-kinetic operations and enhancing civil-military cooperation in Borno State. The 3-day programme, organised as part of the 2026 Nurses Week, aligns with the vision of the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, for a people-centric and community-focused NAF. Activities included health education campaigns, school outreaches, and recognition of outstanding nursing personnel.

Flagging off the event, the Unit Commander, Group Captain KO Nwachukwu, commended NAF nurses for their professionalism, sacrifice, and dedication to service delivery within operational environments. The outreach featured awareness rallies and health talks on hypertension, hygiene, HIV prevention, and safe health practices for both military personnel and civilians. In support of ongoing cholera prevention efforts in the state, the medical team also visited Pompomari Primary and Junior Secondary School, where students received sensitisation on hand hygiene and sanitation, alongside the distribution of sanitary pads, liquid soap, disinfectants, and other hygiene materials.

The event attracted officials from the Borno State Ministry of Health and other public health stakeholders, further reinforcing collaboration between the Nigerian Air Force and civil institutions in promoting community wellbeing and public trust. The outreach underscored the NAF’s commitment to leveraging humanitarian and people-focused initiatives as critical enablers of counter-insurgency operations, national security, and sustainable peace in the North-East.

#NAF
#NonKineticOperations
#PeopleCentricAirForce
#CounterInsurgency
#CivilMilitaryRelations
#HumanSecurity
#NAFMedicalCorps
#WinningHeartsAndMinds
#CommunityOutreach
#BornoState
#HumanitarianOperations
#NAFCares
#ProtectingLives
#NationalSecurity
#OneWithThePeople

[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

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[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

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[Shamsuddeen Muhammad @Deenyjazuli]

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