Modern security threats require intelligence-led operations – CAS, Abubakar
The Chief of Air staff, Air Marshal Abubakar has said that the evolving nature of modern threats, especially from non-state actors, criminal networks, and internal saboteurs, requires intelligence-led operations and proactive responses
Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, Director of Public Relations and Information, Headquarters of the Nigerian Air Force, in a statement, said the CAS made the assertions during the graduation ceremony of officers at the Nigerian Air Force School of Air Intelligence in Makurdi,
He noted that the evolving challenges have necessitated a shift in how the Nigerian Air Force anticipates, prepares and responds to emerging threats, charging newly graduated officers of the Regimental Intelligence and Security Officers Course 4/2025 to “bring clarity to uncertainty, foresight to decision making, and resilience to operations,”
He assured that, the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, will continue to reposition itself to meet emerging national security threats.and described the successful completion of the course as a major milestone in the NAF’s human capacity development efforts.
The course trained participants in intelligence collection, analysis, dissemination, and counterintelligence.
Officers were drawn from various NAF branches to foster service-wide integration of intelligence principles and close intelligence gaps across operational theatres and air bases.
He commended the commandant, instructors, and staff of the NAF School of Air Intelligence for their professionalism, and expressed deep appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his unwavering support to the Service.
He further assured that the Nigerian Air Force would continue to strengthen its capabilities in fulfillment of its constitutional mandate.
The ceremony marks another strategic step in bolstering NAF’s intelligence capabilities as it intensifies efforts to remain ahead of adversaries in a volatile security landscape.
Modern security threats require intelligence-led operations – CAS, Abubakar
