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Chief of Training (Navy), Rear Admiral Abdulrasheed Haruna, recently urged newly commissioned cadets at the Nigerian Defence Academy to uphold democratic values, protect Nigeria's national interests, and remain dedicated to their professional duties. This call for action was made during the Academy's Beating of the Retreat and prize-giving ceremony, held at the RSM Oliver Nzalgana Parade Ground in Kaduna State.
Haruna, a special guest of honor, commended the Academy for its dedication to training officers capable of safeguarding Nigeria's sovereignty and territorial integrity. He urged the newly commissioned cadets to remain vigilant, disciplined, and focused as they enter the Armed Forces of Nigeria. Haruna emphasized the need for these officers to contribute meaningfully to addressing the evolving security challenges faced by Nigeria and its allies, while remaining faithful to constitutional and democratic values.
He stressed the importance of discipline, vigilance, and unwavering commitment to duty as these cadets embark on their military careers. Major General Oluyemi Olatoye, the NDA Commandant, echoed Haruna's sentiments, reaffirming the Academy's commitment to producing physically fit, mentally sound, and morally upright officers. The ceremony included the presentation of awards for outstanding performances during the 2025/2026 training cycle, with Mogadishu Battalion winning the Champion Battalion title and Collito Company of Ashanti Battalion named Champion Company.
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