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NAF, ARMY PARTNER ON JOINT FIELD TRAINING

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By Moh Bello Habib, Zaria 


The Nigerian Air force and Nigerian Army moved to partner joint field training exercises between bodies.

The Commandant Military Training Centre (MTC) Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Kaduna Air Commodore Mohammed Lawal seek the collaboration when he visited the Commandant, Depot, Nigerian Army Zaria, Major General Ahmadu Mohammed Bello his office located at Chindit Cantonment, Zaria.

This is contained in statement by the formation's spokesman, Major Ochienta Everest which was made available to Journalists in zaria on Friday.

The statement read party "Speaking during the visit, the Commandant MTC NAF described the Visit as first in the history of the two institutions saddled with the responsibility of transforming civilians into Professional Soldiers for the Nigerian Army and Nigerian Air Force respectively. 

"Air Cdre Mohammed Lawal further stated that the purpose of his visit is to pay homage to the Commandant Depot NA Zaria on assumption of office as well as explore areas of mutual benefits between the two institutions. He added that his institution will be grateful if the Commandant Depot NA Zaria will consider a Joint Field Training Exercise for the Recruits of both institutions.

"In his response, the Commandant Depot NA Zaria welcomed the Visiting Commandant and his team on their historic visit to the institution and promised to give him all necessary support in training and logistics. 

"The Visiting Team was later led on a guided tour of the Depot NA Zaria Ultra-Modern Indoor Simulation Shooting Range, Training Areas, Recruits Accommodations and other Training facilities."

The commandant Military Training Centre, Air Commodore Muhammed Lawal being conducted round Nigerian Army Depot Zaria when he courtesy to the Commandant of the School, Major General Ahmadu Mohammed Bello on Friday.


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