Until his appointment, the new air chief was the chief of standards and evaluation at Air Force Headquarters.
He said NAF should strive to expand its collaboration beyond the military.
The commander of the Air Force of Zimbabwe, Air Marshal Elson Moyo, has expressed his country’s desire to explore technical assistance from the Nigerian Air Force.
The Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Oladayo Amao, says the military has decimated insurgents and other criminal elements terrorising the country.
“We mustn’t, however, be complacent believing that the enemy has been defeated.”
Mr Amao said the investigation would give NAF the opportunity to take extra measures to minimise civilians harm and casualties in conflict areas.
The Nigerian Air Force would on April 30 graduate no fewer than 49 Branch Commission (BC) cadets and 1,549 recruits.
Ibrahim Kana, says one of his aspirations for the ministry is to deploy more military personnel to take up key positions.
Luckily, the gallant pilot of the aircraft, Flight Lieutenant Abayomi Dairo, successfully ejected from the aircraft.
“I want to assure you that the war on terrorism and insurgency will be won. There shall be peace in Nigeria again.”
