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Aerial Might Crucial in Dismantling Bandit Strongholds, Augmenting Ground Troop Operations – CAS 

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March 22, 2025
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By Nkechi Eze

The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Hasan Bala Abubakar, has directed Nigerian Air Force (NAF) personnel to intensify air offensives against bandits while ensuring maximum protection for civilians.

This directive aligns with the NAF’s Civilian Harm Mitigation Action Plan, reinforcing the commitment to precision air operations that prioritize civilian safety.Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information, Gp Capt Kabiru Ali disclosed this in a signed statement disclosed that 

Air Marshal Abubakar issued this charge during his visit to the Air Component Headquarters of Operation Fansam Yamma in Katsina and Sokoto States. 

According Gp Ali, Air Marshal Abubakar commended the unwavering dedication of the troops in combating banditry and urged them to sustain the momentum, emphasizing that air power remains a decisive force in dismantling criminal strongholds and providing crucial support to ground troops in the ongoing counter-banditry campaign.

Recognizing the critical role of intelligence, logistics, and troop welfare in operational success, the CAS reassured personnel of continuous support in these areas. He emphasized that timely intelligence, well-maintained equipment, and high troop morale are fundamental to achieving lasting security in the region.

During his visit, the CAS conducted a first-hand assessment of operational aircraft and ongoing infrastructural projects. 

In Sokoto, he inspected newly constructed accommodation and other operational facilities, ensuring that personnel are adequately supported in their mission.

Similarly, in Katsina, he evaluated key infrastructure projects, including a new hangar facility, accommodation, and a Base church, underscoring NAF’s commitment to the operational efficiency and well-being of its personnel.

The CAS’ visit comes at a critical time as the NAF, in collaboration with other security agencies, intensifies efforts to dismantle bandit networks and restore security across the North-West region. 

His presence boosted troops’ morale and reinforced the strategic importance of sustained air operations in the fight against insurgency.

The Nigerian Air Force remains resolute in its mission to safeguard the nation and protect its citizens, leveraging air superiority and strategic coordination to combat threats to national security.

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