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[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

While I believe you might be joking, I would have loved to know your reason(s)

[SizZzle. 😎🇳🇬 @n6oflife6]

If I ever became President of Nigeria, on Day 1 even before My Inauguration speech.. will Evacuate Everybody out of that AJAOKUTA STEEL PLANT then Commission the Nigerian Airforce to Missile that Place to Oblivion; and I will Personally Supervise this Demolition Myself. 😤😡🇳🇬

[khaleesi🧍🏽‍♀️ @shelovesore]

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[Tims @bila_cynthia]

Who is responsible for the fact that we don’t score again, is this how we want to play city?

[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

@bila_cynthia Truth be told, arsenal is struggling atm

[Navy Captain Abi Folorunsho @AA_Folorunsho]

Good evening, ladies & gentlemen

I promised to post the link for a chance to sail on a Nigerian Navy warship. The day is here, and the link is below. The initial stage will last for two weeks, during which interested individuals can complete the online forms. Afterwards, the generated codes will be announced. Once all entries are collated, I will randomly select people to pick a code or codes. The total number of winners will depend on how many people can safely join the ship without compromising safety. Please note that you cannot transfer your slot, as each person must be linked to a specific code from the start. Good luck!

https://t.co/FGm6DgI1Qt

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT

NAF RELEASES LIST OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES FOR BMTC 46/2025 SELECTION BOARD

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) hereby notifies the general public that candidates who were successful in the Zonal General Aptitude Test conducted across 15 NAF Bases on 5 December 2025, and whose names have been published on the official NAF recruitment portal @ https://t.co/2HNqQqfkQh are invited to attend the Selection Board Interview for Trades and Non-Tradesmen and Women into BMTC 46/2025. The interview is scheduled to hold at the Nigerian Air Force Base, Kaduna, from 27 April to 13 June 2026.

All shortlisted candidates are required to report strictly in accordance with their assigned batch schedule as indicated on the portal. Candidates who fail to report on their designated dates will forfeit the opportunity to participate in the Selection Board Interview. The Nigerian Air Force wishes to emphasise that the entire recruitment process is completely free of charge, and candidates are strongly advised not to make any payment at any stage of the exercise. For further details, including the full batch schedule and other instructions, candidates are advised to visit the official recruitment portal.

Ehimen Ejodame
Air Commodore
Director of Public Relations and Information,
Headquarters, Nigerian Air Force.

15 April 2026

[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

Not even intentional 😞

[yimika. @yimikaaaa]

ignoring people on WhatsApp and chilling on Twitter for hours on end >>>

[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

Happy birthday. Stay strong 💪

[cee _xoxo ᥫ᭡ 🐆🍒⭐️ @dfwcyn_]

Today is my birthday and I don’t feel happy…help me poop the balloons on my profile, and please wish me well 🙏

[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

Baddo sabi swim, I no go stress myself

[Peace Ighodaro💛 @peace_igho]

Who are you saving??

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF SUSTAINS HIGH-TEMPO AIR OPERATIONS AS CAS ENGAGES FRONTLINE TROOPS AT EASTER IN MAIDUGURI

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, has reaffirmed the Nigerian Air Force’s commitment to sustaining high-tempo air operations against insurgents as he engaged frontline personnel during an Easter luncheon at NAF Base Maiduguri on 6 April 2026. Represented by the Chief of Transformation and Innovation, Air Vice Marshal MS Ibrahim, the CAS commended personnel of the Air Component, Operation HADIN KAI, for their resilience, professionalism, and steadfastness in executing relentless precision strikes, armed reconnaissance, and intelligence-driven missions that continue to degrade terrorist networks and severely restrict their freedom of movement across the North-East theatre. He noted that the sustained operational pressure being applied by the Air Component remains critical to the broader joint force objective of denying insurgents safe havens and restoring lasting peace in the region.

The CAS further highlighted ongoing efforts to deepen operational capability through the induction of advanced combat platforms, unmanned aerial systems, enhanced mission training, and strengthened strategic partnerships aimed at improving combat effectiveness. He also assured personnel of continued improvements in welfare, medical support, and accommodation as essential enablers of morale and sustained mission performance. Paying tribute to fallen heroes, he urged troops to remain resolute and mission-focused, while also appreciating the support of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, defence authorities, and the Borno State Government toward ongoing air operations. The Easter engagement once again reinforced the Nigerian Air Force’s resolve to sustain decisive airpower employment and high-tempo counter-insurgency operations until enduring peace and stability are fully restored in the North-East.

In a goodwill message delivered on behalf of the Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, the Head of Service, Dr Sadiq Abubakar Mohammed, commended the NAF for its decisive role in degrading insurgent networks and improving security across the state and the wider North-East region. He praised the gallantry and sacrifice of NAF personnel and acknowledged the Service’s humanitarian interventions, noting that its medical outreaches, disaster response efforts, and logistical support have continued to positively impact affected communities. Earlier, the Air Component Commander, Operation HADIN KAI, Air Commodore MB Ahmed, highlighted the growing operational impact of NAF airpower in the theatre. He noted that sustained precision air strikes, intelligence-driven missions, and persistent Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) operations have continued to dismantle terrorist logistics chains, neutralise key targets, and restrict insurgents’ freedom of movement across the theatre. The Easter engagement further reinforced NAF’s war-fighting spirit, strengthened troop morale, and reaffirmed the Service’s determination to sustain decisive air operations until lasting peace and security are fully restored in the North-East.

#NAF #AirPower #OperationHadinKai #CounterInsurgency #MilitaryOperations #NationalSecurity #DefendingNigeria #AirForceStrong #TroopMorale #OperationalExcellence

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

CAS COMMENDS 407 ACTG FOR STRENGTHENING COMBAT READINESS, REAFFIRMS NATIONAL SECURITY MANDATE AT EASTER LUNCHEON IN KAINJI

Troops of the 407 Air Combat Training Group (ACTG), Nigerian Air Force Base Kainji, marked the Easter celebration with a renewed sense of unity, pride, and mission focus as they hosted the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, at a special Easter Luncheon organised in their honour. Represented by the Chief of Administration, Air Vice Marshal AA Martins, the CAS commended officers, airmen, and airwomen of the Group for their professionalism, discipline, and unwavering dedication to duty, noting that their contribution to force generation, combat training, and mission support remains critical to sustaining Nigerian Air Force operational readiness. He emphasised that personnel welfare and morale remain vital enablers of combat effectiveness, and reaffirmed the Service’s commitment to creating the right environment for troops to continue delivering on assigned tasks with excellence.

For the personnel of 407 ACTG, the occasion served as more than a ceremonial gathering; it was a strong demonstration of leadership presence, recognition, and institutional support. Troops expressed appreciation for the CAS’s consistent efforts toward welfare enhancement and inclusive leadership engagement, noting that such interactions significantly strengthen motivation, cohesion, and their sense of belonging within the Service. The Easter Luncheon further underscored the direct relationship between troop welfare, morale, and sustained mission success, while reinforcing the Nigerian Air Force’s enduring commitment to its most valuable asset, its people, as the foundation of operational readiness and airpower effectiveness.

#NAF407ACTG #EasterWithTheTroops #OperationalReadiness #MissionSuccess #TroopWelfare #CombatReadiness #AirPowerInAction #NAFMorale #NAFOperations #NigerianAirForce

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

CAS CHARGES TROOPS TO SUSTAIN JOINT AIR-GROUND STRIKES AGAINST TERRORISTS, REINFORCES FRONTLINE MORALE IN MAKURDI

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, on 6 April 2026 hosted personnel of the Air Component, Operation WHIRL STROKE (AC OPWS), to a special Easter luncheon in Makurdi aimed at reinforcing frontline morale while sustaining the momentum of ongoing joint air-ground operations. The CAS described Easter as a solemn period symbolising sacrifice, discipline, and spiritual renewal, values that resonate strongly with the ethos of military service. He paid glowing tribute to the gallant men and women of AC OPWS and the wider Armed Forces of Nigeria, noting that their courage, professionalism, and unwavering dedication remain central to recent operational gains and continue to inspire confidence in the Armed Forces’ ability to restore peace and security.

Represented by the Chief of Medical Services, Air Vice Marshal Ikechukwu Ogbodo, the CAS reaffirmed that the Nigerian Air Force, in close synergy with sister services and other security agencies, remains resolute, proactive, and unyielding in ongoing operations against bandits and terrorist elements. He disclosed that the Service has intensified intelligence-driven air campaigns through sustained precision strikes, close air support, armed reconnaissance, and interdiction missions that continue to disrupt enemy logistics, dismantle command structures, and deny hostile elements freedom of movement across the theatre. He added that recent gains recorded within the joint operations area are a direct reflection of troop professionalism, effective joint synergy, and the NAF’s deliberate investment in advanced combat platforms, attack helicopters, surveillance systems, unmanned aerial vehicles, and precision-guided munitions designed to dominate the battlespace and deny terrorists the opportunity to regroup.

The CAS further noted that the NAF will continue to prioritise civil-military cooperation and troop welfare initiatives as critical enablers of morale and sustained mission focus. Earlier, the Air Officer Commanding Tactical Air Command, Air Vice Marshal Micheal Ekwueme, described the luncheon as a strategic morale-building engagement that reinforces comradeship and operational synergy within the Joint Operations Area. In a separate remark, the Air Component Commander, Operation WHIRL STROKE, Wing Commander OO Evulobi, assured the CAS that personnel remain fully committed to sustaining the current operational tempo and delivering decisive airpower effects in support of surface forces. The engagement once again underscored the people-centric leadership of the CAS and his commitment to sustaining a highly motivated, professional, and mission-ready force.

#NAF #AirPower #OperationWhirlStroke #JointOperations #CounterBanditry #CounterTerrorism #TroopMorale #OperationalEffectiveness #MissionReadiness #NationalSecurity #NigerianAirForce

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF AIR COMPONENT OPERATION UDO KA SUSTAINS HIGH-IMPACT AIR CAMPAIGN, CONSOLIDATES PEACE GAINS IN THE SOUTH-EAST

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, on 6 April 2026 hosted personnel of the Air Component, Operation UDO KA (AC OPUK), and co-located units in Enugu to a special Easter luncheon aimed at reinforcing frontline morale, comradeship, and mission focus. Represented by the Air Provost Marshal, Air Vice Marshal Ilemoma Ukeh, the CAS commended the gallant officers, airmen, and airwomen for their sacrifices and unwavering commitment to internal security operations, noting that their courage and professionalism continue to inspire confidence in the Nigerian Air Force’s ability to project decisive airpower across multiple theatres. He reaffirmed that the nation’s prevailing security realities demand a versatile, mission-ready Air Force capable of rapidly employing airpower across the full spectrum of warfare, adding that the NAF, in close synergy with sister services and other security agencies, continues to record tangible operational gains nationwide.

Focusing on the South-East theatre, the CAS lauded the Air Component for its critical role in delivering close air support, armed reconnaissance and other precision missions that have significantly disrupted the activities of violent criminal elements and other threats to public safety. He noted that recent joint clearance operations across identified hostile enclaves led to the dismantling of criminal hideouts and the neutralisation of key threat actors, thereby consolidating the relative peace and improved security currently being experienced across the region. He stated that these gains reflect the effectiveness of sustained air-ground synergy, deliberate intelligence-led operations, and Headquarters Nigerian Air Force’s continued investment in advanced platforms, force multipliers, logistics support, and personnel welfare to sustain operational momentum. Earlier, the Air Officer Commanding Ground Training Command, Air Vice Marshal Adebayo Kehinde, commended the troops for their outstanding professionalism and assured the CAS of their resolve to sustain the current operational tempo across the theatre. In a separate remark, the Air Component Commander, Operation UDO KA, Air Commodore Dooyum Laha, reaffirmed the commitment of personnel to sustain pressure on violent criminal elements and preserve the relative peace across the South-East.

Reaffirming his command philosophy of sustaining a highly motivated, professional, and mission-ready force, the CAS assured personnel that their welfare remains central to operational effectiveness and mission success. He pledged continued support in the provision of critical operational requirements, while urging troops to maintain the momentum of ongoing missions in support of enduring peace and civil stability in the South-East and other parts of the country. He also expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Chief of Defence Staff, Service Chiefs, the Joint Task Force Commander, and the Governors of states in the South-East for their continued strategic support to Operation UDO KA. The Easter engagement further underscored the Nigerian Air Force’s people-centric leadership approach, projecting a Service that remains operationally decisive, welfare-driven, and fully committed to national security and lasting peace.

#NAF #AirPower #OperationUdoKa #SouthEastSecurity #JointOperations #MissionReadiness #OperationalEffectiveness #NationalSecurity #NigerianAirForce

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

CAS DRIVES JOINT SECURITY SYNERGY IN SOUTH-SOUTH OPERATIONS AT EASTER LUNCHEON IN PORT HARCOURT

The Chief of the Air Staff’s Easter Luncheon with frontline personnel of the Air Component, Joint Task Force South-South, Operation DELTA SAFE (OPDS) was held on 6 April 2026 at NAF Base Port Harcourt, further underscoring the Nigerian Air Force’s (NAF) unwavering commitment to troop welfare, frontline motivation, and sustained operational effectiveness. The Special Guest of Honour, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, was represented by the Chief of Logistics, Headquarters NAF, Air Vice Marshal Hassan Yurkusi, whose presence reflected the Service’s leadership-driven approach to sustaining morale and operational momentum across critical theatres. The event brought together personnel of the Air Component alongside representatives of sister services, other security agencies, NAF veterans, corps members, field support representatives on the T129 ATAK helicopters, and other distinguished guests, projecting the unity of purpose currently driving national security efforts in the South-South.

The programme featured a welcome address by the Air Component Commander, who commended personnel for their resilience, professionalism, and mission focus in support of ongoing operations. In his remarks, Air Vice Marshal Hassan Yurkusi conveyed the CAS’s profound appreciation to troops for their sacrifices and steadfast commitment to safeguarding critical national assets and preserving stability in the Niger Delta region. He reaffirmed the NAF’s resolve to continue providing the operational support, logistics backbone, and welfare enablers required to sustain the current tempo of joint operations. A goodwill message by the Commandant, Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) ONNE, further highlighted the strong inter-service cooperation and shared commitment of security stakeholders to peace, safety, and economic stability in the region.

The Easter engagement significantly boosted troop morale and further reinforced the spirit of inter-agency synergy within the theatre. Beyond its ceremonial significance, the occasion projected a reassuring national message of unity, resilience, and confidence in the Armed Forces’ collective efforts to secure the nation’s strategic environment. It also reflected the NAF’s people-centric leadership philosophy and its continued role in fostering the peace, stability, and operational cohesion required for national growth and prosperity.

#NAF #AirPower #OperationDeltaSafe #OPDS #SouthSouthSecurity #JointOperations #TroopWelfare #MissionReadiness #NationalSecurity #PortHarcourt #PeaceAndStability

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

ATSTC INAUGURATES AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL AND SURVEILLANCE RADAR COURSE 3, STRENGTHENS NATIONAL AIRSPACE SAFETY AND SECURITY

The Air Traffic Services Training Centre (ATSTC), Kaduna, on Tuesday, 7 April 2026, inaugurated the Air Traffic Control and Surveillance Radar Course 3 (ACSR 3) for 10 Nigerian Air Force Officers of the Air Traffic Services specialty and 10 Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) ATCO cadets. Coming barely two months after the inauguration of ACSR 2 for 20 NAMA cadets, the new course underscores the Centre’s sustained commitment to closing the backlog of Air Traffic Control Officer trainees while strengthening Nigeria’s air navigation manpower for both civil and military aviation operations. The joint training initiative further reinforces the longstanding civil-military collaboration between the NAF and NAMA, a partnership critical to enhancing the safety, efficiency and expeditious coordination of air operations across the Nigerian airspace in support of national development and security.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by the representative of the Airspace Manager, Alhaji Abdulmajid Muhammed, who also serves as the Air Traffic Operations Manager at Hassan Usman Katsina International Airport, alongside the Acting Deputy Commandant, distinguished instructors, principal staff officers and deans of the various schools at the Centre. Presiding over the event, the Commandant of ATSTC, Air Vice Marshal NB Folaji, reaffirmed the Centre’s dedication to strategic capacity building and seamless collaboration with NAMA in developing the next generation of highly skilled air traffic controllers. He charged the participants to remain adaptable, disciplined, resourceful and team-oriented throughout the 65-week programme, stressing that effective time management, confidence, sound work ethics and personal discipline would be vital to success.

Air Vice Marshal Folaji further emphasized that the course is structured to deliver internationally benchmarked professional competence in air traffic control and surveillance radar operations, in line with global aviation best practices. He noted that ATSTC has continued to strengthen its reputation as a credible centre of excellence for the training of airspace management professionals whose expertise remains indispensable to mission planning, airspace deconfliction, flight safety and seamless coordination of military air operations. By sustaining this high standard of training and deepening collaboration with critical civil aviation stakeholders, the Nigerian Air Force continues to reinforce the operational backbone required for effective air power projection, national airspace security and the advancement of Nigeria’s aviation ecosystem.

#NigerianAirForce #ATSTC #AirTrafficControl #AirspaceSafety #NationalSecurity #CapacityBuilding #CivilMilitaryCooperation #AviationDevelopment #NAF #NAMA

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF BOOSTS ELITE WARFIGHTING CAPACITY, INAUGURATES 129 TRAINEES FOR SPECIAL FORCES COURSE 13/2026 IN BAUCHI

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has taken another decisive step in strengthening its elite warfighting capability with the inauguration of 129 trainees for Special Forces Course 13/2026 at the Special Operations Command (SOC), Bauchi. The initiative underscores the Service’s deliberate investment in developing highly skilled personnel to support ongoing counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations across various theatres, while advancing broader national security objectives. The training also reflects the command philosophy of the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, which prioritises mission-oriented force development, operational readiness, and joint combat effectiveness in addressing Nigeria’s evolving security challenges.

In his remarks, the Special Guest of Honour, the Air Officer Commanding Ground Training Command, Air Vice Marshal AG Kehinde, represented by Air Commodore Yahaya Bashir, Commander 251 Base Services Group Bauchi, emphasised the strategic importance of Special Forces training in sustaining combat readiness. He noted that modern military operations increasingly require adaptable and highly trained personnel who can operate effectively in harsh and unpredictable environments, particularly in support of ongoing counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism missions. Describing Special Forces personnel as the elite cadre of any military organisation, he charged the trainees to prepare for a demanding but rewarding experience that will directly contribute to operational success in the field.

Earlier, the Commandant of the Regiment Training Centre Annex Bauchi, Squadron Leader Lawrence Akpan, described the training as a critical component of the NAF’s drive to build a resilient, agile, and mission-ready force. He noted that Special Forces training remains central to enhancing operational effectiveness, particularly against complex asymmetric threats posed by insurgents and terrorists. The ceremony, which marked the formal commencement of the course, was attended by commanders of collocated units in Bauchi as well as Principal Staff Officers from Headquarters Special Operations Command, further underscoring the institutional commitment to force generation in support of national security imperatives.

#NigerianAirForce
#NAF
#SpecialForces
#CounterInsurgency
#CounterTerrorism
#OperationalReadiness
#NationalSecurity
#AirPower
#CombatReadiness
#ForceDevelopment
#JointOperations
#MissionReadiness
#SecurityForNigeria
#MilitaryExcellence
#TrainingForVictory

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF STRENGTHENS OPERATIONAL EFFECTIVENESS THROUGH WORLD OPTOMETRY DAY COMMEMORATION IN LAGOS

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), through Logistics Command, on 9 April 2026 joined the nation and the international community in commemorating World Optometry Day with a sensitization lecture and health screening programme for personnel and their families at the Nigerian Air Force Officers’ Mess Gym, Ikeja, Lagos. Held under the global theme “A Shared Vision,” the initiative aligned with the World Council of Optometry’s emphasis on expanding access to quality eye care, strengthening professional collaboration, and addressing emerging vision challenges worldwide. By actively participating in this important global health observance, the NAF once again demonstrated its commitment to international best practices in personnel welfare while projecting Nigeria’s defence institution as a responsible stakeholder in both local and international fora.

Flagging off the programme, the Air Officer Commanding Logistics Command, Air Vice Marshal Abubakar Abdul Suleh, reaffirmed the Service’s commitment to promoting accessible and quality eye care for personnel and their families, particularly through glaucoma education and targeted screening for those aged 40 years and above. The initiative holds significant value for national security and development, as optimal visual health directly enhances alertness, situational awareness, aviation safety, engineering precision, and mission effectiveness across air operations. In today’s technology-driven battlespace, where speed, accuracy, and rapid decision-making are central to success, preserving the visual readiness of NAF personnel remains a strategic investment in operational capability, force protection, and the broader national security architecture.

In his remarks, the Commander 661 NAF Hospital, Air Commodore Adedoyin Simon Oyenusi, rightly underscored that in the military profession, good eyesight is indispensable to efficiency, safety, and peak performance. The lecture by Dr AA Bashir further reinforced the value of early diagnosis and prompt intervention, especially in the prevention and management of glaucoma, one of the leading causes of vision loss. This strategic focus on preventive eye health aligns with the command philosophy of the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, which emphasizes smarter airpower delivery, innovation, and human capacity development as critical enablers of mission success. By institutionalising such healthcare initiatives, the NAF continues to strengthen human capacity, preserve operational excellence, and reinforce its contribution to Nigeria’s security and socio-economic development.

#NigerianAirForce #NAF #WorldOptometryDay #OperationalReadiness #EyeHealth #NationalSecurity #ForceWelfare #MilitaryMedicine #Lagos

[Nigerian Air Force @NigAirForce]

NAF ELEVATES 38 SENIOR OFFICERS TO WING COMMANDER, STRENGTHENS OPERATIONAL LEADERSHIP AND COMBAT READINESS

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), on Friday, 10 April 2026, decorated 38 senior officers with the rank of Wing Commander during a colourful ceremony held at the NAF Officers’ Mess, Abuja. Describing the promotion as a well-earned recognition of discipline, character, and sustained excellence in service, the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal SK Aneke, said the advancement reflects the officers’ proven professionalism and readiness to assume higher command responsibilities. He noted that the newly promoted officers have consistently demonstrated the leadership capacity, sound judgement, and commitment required to drive mission success within the increasingly complex national security environment.

Represented by the Chief of Administration, Headquarters Nigerian Air Force, Air Vice Marshal AA Martins, the CAS emphasised that the evolving nature of contemporary security challenges requires officers who are focused, adaptable, and operationally decisive. He expressed confidence that the newly elevated Wing Commanders would strengthen command effectiveness, sustain the momentum of ongoing air operations, and further enhance combat readiness across operational theatres. Stressing that leadership is defined not merely by rank but by integrity, courage, and the ability to inspire, he charged them to lead with fairness, serve with honour, and remain steadfast in upholding the core values and fighting spirit of the Nigerian Air Force in support of national security objectives.

In his earlier remarks, the Commander, Headquarters NAF Camp Abuja, Air Commodore Imoke, reminded the officers that their new rank represents both professional achievement and a greater call to service, accountability, and institutional responsibility. He urged them to wear the rank with humility, courage, and unwavering professionalism, in keeping with the proud traditions and enduring ethos of the Service. The ceremony was attended by senior officers, families, friends, and well-wishers, underscoring the significance of the milestone in strengthening the Nigerian Air Force’s leadership cadre and reinforcing its operational effectiveness.

#NAFOperationalLeadership
#CombatReadiness
#LeadershipExcellence
#NAFOfficersPromotion

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

The 'kin' of ‘napkin’ means "little."

‘Nap’ comes from ‘nape,' which means “tablecloth.”

So a napkin is a little tablecloth.

10/10, no notes.

[Da Phoenix @DixIntel]

😂😂

[Tims @bila_cynthia]

@elspanishgooner Try and put your thoughts together before picking up your phone and typing rubbish