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Emma Agu
I am told that in the military, it is sacrilegious to write the testimonial of your senior. So I am inclined to believe that if there were no exceptions to that rule, Nigeriaâs new Chief of the Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Isiaka Oladayo Amao would not have said what was credited to him, on the occasion of his takeover of the helmsmanship of the Nigerian Air Force, NAF from his predecessor, Air Marshal Sadique Baba Abubakar.
On that occasion, referring to Abubakar, Amao said: âLet me specially thank the outgone Air Chief for his unprecedented and exemplary leadership throughout his tenure. Sir, you have no doubt left indelible marks in the sands of timeâ. Not to leave anyone in doubt about the âindelible marksâ, the new Air Chief who insiders describe as a thorough straight talker and strategist said: âYour undeniable drive for human capacity building, infrastructural development, research and development, amongst others, is a testament to your
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Former Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal Jonah Wuyep (Rtd), has expressed confident that the new Service Chiefs appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari would address the insecurity in the country saying Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshall Isiaka Oladayo Amao in particular has the requisite experience and background to succeed.
Wuyep who spoke with newsmen in Jos declared thus: “Amao is a brilliant and outstanding officer who would do well as Chief of Air Staff. He is a dedicated professional with the requisite experience for the job. I haven’t doubt in my mind the he would succeed in the assignment.”
Insecurity: Flush out all criminals in your state, Buhari tells Akeredolu
On Notes it hasn’t been easy to keep election promises President meets Makinde, Akeredolu, Ooni over insecurity in S-West Why Akeredolu visited Buhari Ondo Govt We’re only after criminals, bandits Makinde Ooni warns against politicizing security issuesl40 Generals face retirement Removal of service chiefs not caused by public pressure Presidency New service chiefs not enough to fix Nigeria’s insecurity problems, say Northern Elders, ask Buhari to meet govs, security chiefs to de-escalate tension in South-West
By Kingsley Omonobi, Johnbosco Agbakwuru & Luminous Jannamike
PRESIDENT Muhammad Buhari, yesterday, asked Ondo State governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, to flush out all the criminals in his state, especially the forest reserves.