Houses for security forces commissioned in Kaduna

Nigerian military has embarked on robust packages for its personnel in its bid to tackle insurgency. Daily Trust reports that at the Nigerian Air Force, four blocks of housing units for Non Commissioned Officers (NCO) amongst other projects were commissioned at the NAF base Kaduna by the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Baba […]

Nigerian military has embarked on robust packages for its personnel in its bid to tackle insurgency.
Daily Trust reports that at the Nigerian Air Force, four blocks of housing units for Non Commissioned Officers (NCO) amongst other projects were commissioned at the NAF base Kaduna by the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar recently.
Also at Jaji Cantonment, the Chief of Army Staff commissioned 10 blocks of 10 flats each for Non Commissioned Nigerian Army Officers.
The military chiefs who identified welfare for personnel as key to tackling insurgency in the country assured of the Federal Government’s resolve for the welfare of personnel of security forces.
Speaking at the commissioning, the CAS who commissioned other completed projects including CEED classroom at AFIT, extended military air field runway and 301 control tower reiterated the commitment of the Federal Government to provide welfare packages for the NAF personnel who are in battlefront in North-east and other operational areas in the country.
He said, "The need to create a conducive environment for the personnel as a motivation to discharge their duties effectively and efficiently, informed our decision to embark on welfare programmes and projects across the length and breadth of the NAF in the country.”
Kaduna State Governor Malam Nasir Ahmed el-Rufai, who was represented by Deputy Governor Bala Bantex said, the fight against insurgency and terrorism is a joint responsibility, hence the need for all hands to be on deck.