Mr Babarinde said Nigeria could be great, but unlocking that potential depends on how the leaders engage the most valuable resource, which is the people.
The former defence chief said the complexity of today’s threats required officers to demonstrate leadership that is hands-on, adaptable and inspiring.
They said this advice became necessary to promote healthy and responsible behaviour among children.
According to him, peace goes beyond the absence of conflicts.
“You are my confidant, counsellor, and the steady flame illuminating my path,” the president said.
The session will hold between Monday, Sept. 22 and Sunday, Sept. 28.
Mr Kalu said that the country’s current centralised policing system was inadequate.
He disclosed that NDLEA had, in two years, intercepted over 1.8 billion tramadol tablets.
According to him, electric vehicles are the future.
Mr Wase encouraged the cadets to devote themselves selflessly to their assigned duties.
