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NAF Redeploys 17 Commanding, Senior Officers

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In a strategic effort to beef up its operations, the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) wednesday redeployed three commanding officers and 14 senior officers to new locations.

According to NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Vice Marshal Olatokunbo Adesanya, “the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has redeployed three Air Officers Commanding (AOCs) and 14 other senior officers as part of routine exercise at ensuring operational efficiency and effectiveness.

“The newly appointed AOCs are Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Oladayo Amao, who is now the AOC Tactical Air Command, Makurdi, AVM Mohammed Idris, who has been moved to Air Training Command, Kaduna as the AOC and AVM Remigus Ekeh, who is now the AOC Logistics Command, Lagos.

“In the same vein, AVM Ibrahim Yahaya, the erstwhile AOC Logistics Command, has now been appointed as the Chief of Administration, Headquarters NAF (HQ NAF) while AVM Christopher Okoye, who was the former AOC Air Training Command, has been redeployed to the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) as Director of Evaluation.”

Adesanya stated that “also redeployed are AVM Olusoji Awomodu as Director of Operations at DHQ, AVM Okechukwu Ntukogu as Senior Air Staff Officer, Headquarters Mobility Command, Yenagoa, AVM Napoleon Bali as Director of Operations at HQ NAF.

“AVM Mahmoud Ahmed as Director of Legal Services at HQ NAF, AVM Dahiru Sanda as Director of Space Utility at DHQ and AVM Charles Ohwo as Director of Evaluation at HQ NAF.

“Similarly, Air Commodore Ado Inuwa has been appointed as the Deputy Commandant, Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna, Air Commodore Aliyu Bello who was the former Commander 401 Flying Training School, Kaduna, is now the Director of Training at HQ NAF
“While Group Captain Ahmed Dari has been appointed as the Commander 401 Flying Training School, Kaduna. The postings take effect from January 29, 2018,” Adesanya added.

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