Mr Wase stressed the need for soldiers to maintain a strong maintenance culture to preserve the newly constructed facility.
The COAS said the training would sharpen participants’ ability to leverage technology as a central driver of practical, decisive operational plans.
The COAS commended France for its continued collaboration with the Nigerian Army.
The army chief said technological innovation was crucial to operational success in today’s digital age.
Mr Mutfwang urged the military hierarchy not to relent but to intensify efforts towards a safer Nigeria.
The envoy underscored the longstanding diplomatic relations between Switzerland and Nigeria.
Mr Shaibu further reassured the troops of his unwavering commitment to their welfare.
He said the project was part of the collective effort to improve the morale and welfare of officers and soldiers.
The COAS directed the troops to take the fight to criminal hideouts.
Mr Shaibu said the conference was to serve as a medium to critically assess the Nigerian Army’s operational and administrative performance throughout 2025.
