CDS Oluyede urges Nigerian military to deploy AI, smart surveillance against emerging threats
The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has called on the Nigerian Armed Forces to accelerate the adoption of emerging technologies, particularly artificial intelligence and advanced surveillance systems, to strengthen its capacity to confront evolving security threats. Oluyede made the call on Friday in Kaduna while commissioning the Nigerian Defence Academy Command Centre […]…
Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Olufemi Oluyede, has urged the Nigerian Armed Forces to swiftly embrace emerging technologies, specifically artificial intelligence and advanced surveillance systems. These new tools are essential to bolster the military's ability to combat evolving security threats. During a commissioning ceremony in Kaduna, Oluyede unveiled several newly constructed facilities at the Nigerian Defence Academy, including an expanded parade ground, a 500-capacity cadet mess, and a renovated auditorium.
The CDS emphasized that contemporary security challenges demand constant adaptation of military methods, integrating technology into operations to improve efficiency. Modern technological systems can expedite the processing of security information, enhance situational awareness, and enable troops to react swiftly to emerging threats.
Gen. Oluyede underscored that maintaining a proficient and effective military necessitates continuous investment in training, structure, welfare, discipline, and technological innovation.
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