NDA Commandant Visits Emir of Zazzau
Major General AK Ibrahim, the newly appointed Commandant of the Nigerian Defense Academy (NDA), visited the Emir of Zazzau, His Royal Highness Ambassador Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, on Wednesday, 28 May 2025. This visit marks General Ibrahim’s first official engagement since taking command, emphasizing the importance of collaboration between the military and traditional institutions in promoting peace and security.
During the visit, held at the Emir’s palace in Zaria, General Ibrahim expressed his commitment to strengthening ties between the NDA and the local community. He highlighted the Academy’s role in training future leaders of the Nigerian Armed Forces and the significance of engaging traditional leaders in fostering stability within the region.
His Royal Highness Ambassador Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli welcomed General Ibrahim warmly, acknowledging the historical relationship between the military and the Zazzau Emirate. He commended the NDA for its contributions to national security and pledged his support for initiatives aimed at enhancing the welfare of military personnel and their families.
“The Nigerian Defense Academy plays a crucial role in shaping the future of our armed forces,” the Emir stated. “A strong partnership between the military and traditional institutions is vital for maintaining peace and security in our communities.”
General Ibrahim took the opportunity to discuss various outreach programs the NDA is implementing, which aim to educate young people about military careers and promote civic responsibility.
The meeting concluded with a prayer for peace and prosperity in the region, with both leaders expressing optimism for a fruitful partnership moving forward. General Ibrahim’s visit underscores the NDA’s commitment to engaging with local leaders and fostering a spirit of cooperation to enhance security and community development across Nigeria.
As Major General AK Ibrahim embarks on his leadership journey at the NDA, this visit sets a positive tone for ongoing collaboration between the military and traditional institutions, aimed at ensuring a safer and more secure Nigeria.
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