John Sokoya, the commander of NATRAC, in an address of welcome, congratulated the trainees for their perseverance, resilience, and doggedness.
The commander urged students to be patriotic, embrace honesty, and avoid all forms of criminal activity.
Mr Oluyede gave the commendation on Thursday at the closing of the 2025 Combat Support Arms Training Week held in Kano.
The army chief also urged the officers and soldiers to demonstrate purposeful leadership, resilience and unwavering commitment.
“In the next one month, I don’t want to see any one of the insurgents in our borders again,” he ordered.
Mr Oyinlola called on the residents of the state to support the security agencies in their bid to secure lives and property.
“We are making significant gains in our operations and will continue until our country is fully secured,” Mr Oluyede said.
“Our core responsibility as soldiers is to defend Nigeria, and within that ambit, it is important for us to eliminate all the bandits,” said Mr Oluyede.
Mr Oluyede stated this on Tuesday at the headquarters of Army 4 Special Forces, Doma, Nasarawa, during his tour of the country’s army formations.
Nigeria’s army chief, Olufemi Oluyede, has called on commanders to devise innovative approaches to enhance man-management and battle readiness
