The Nigerian Army's Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC NA) has kicked off its 2025 study period, with a focus on capacity building and effective training for joint military operations, reports
The event, which took place at the TRADOC NA Auditorium in Minna, brought together top military officers, experts, and stakeholders to discuss pressing security challenges and strategies for improving training.
Major General Kevin Aligbe, Commander TRADOC NA, emphasized the importance of capacity building and sound training in enhancing joint military operations. He noted that the Nigerian Army has undergone significant transformations, with a dynamic and pragmatic approach aimed at enhancing operational efficiency.
The study period, themed "Promoting Capacity Building through Effective Training for Joint Operations," aims to create an interactive platform for participants to exchange ideas on contemporary military challenges. Major General Aligbe urged participants to engage actively in discussions to generate practical solutions that will enhance professional competence and improve the nation's security framework.
The Chief of Training, TRADOC NA, Major General Peter Okoye, expressed confidence in the expertise of the selected resource persons, who will deliver insightful perspectives on pressing security issues. The outcomes of the study period are expected to play a crucial role in shaping the Nigerian Army's training policies and operational strategies.
The participants, drawn from various units and organizations, including the National Youth Service Corp, will engage in discussions and knowledge-sharing sessions to enhance their professional competence and contribute to the nation's security framework.
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