Sunday, 16 July 2017

Security - Nigeria Airforce Acquire New Aircraft from Pakistan

Air Force Acquires New Aircraft From Pakistan
 Newly Acquired Aircraft        


                                             
The Nigerian Air Force has increased the number of aircraft in its fleet with the procurement of five Super Mushshak trainer aircraft from Pakistan, for the training of student pilots.
Speaking during the induction and handing over of the aircraft in Kaduna, the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar expressed optimism that the new aircraft would boost the fight against insurgency.
He added that they would impact positively on pilot training efforts of the Air Force, saying the acquisition was in line with President Muhammdu Buhari’s commitment to equipping the service for enhanced professionalism.
Nigeria Is Winning War Against Insurgency, Says Abubakar
  Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar


The Air Officer Commanding, Training Command, Kaduna, Air Vice Marshal Christopher Okoye, also described the induction of the aircraft as a valuable addition to the capacity building of the Air Force and the fight against terrorism.
The acquisition of the five aircraft by the Nigerian Air Force brings to 10 that have been inducted into the service in 2017.
Authorities say this is no mean feat as the acquisition of more modern equipment and training of manpower will no doubt boost the fighting power of the service.
Source: - Channels Television | July, 2017

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