Nigerian Army Launches 2025 Study Period to Enhance Joint Operations

The Commander, Training and Doctrine Command of the Nigerian Army (TRADOC NA), Major General Kevin Aligbe, has launched the 2025 Department of Training In-House Study Period.

The event, which took place at the TRADOC NA Auditorium in Minna, Niger State, aims to enhance joint military operations through capacity building and sound training.

According to Lieutenant Colonel Sani Uba, Acting Deputy Director of Army Public Relations, the study period is themed “Promoting Capacity Building through Effective Training for Joint Operations.

“It brings together top military officers, resource persons, and stakeholders to discuss contemporary security challenges and strategies for improving training effectiveness.”

Major General Aligbe, represented by Major General Aminu Chinade, emphasized the significance of the study period in advancing a professionally responsive Nigerian Army.

He noted that the transformation of the Nigerian Army has undergone significant developments, with a dynamic and pragmatic approach aimed at enhancing operational efficiency within joint and multi-agency environments.

The TRADOC Commander urged participants to engage actively in deliberations to generate practical solutions that will enhance professional competence and improve the nation’s security framework.

He expressed his appreciation to the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, for his support in making the study period possible.

The study period will feature carefully selected resource persons who will deliver insightful perspectives on pressing security issues.

Participants are drawn from various units, including the Headquarters Training and Doctrine Command Nigerian Army, 31 Artillery Brigade, and 313 Artillery Regiment.