The Nigerian Army has successfully trained 604 special forces personnel in a strategic move to improve national security.
This effort is part of an ongoing initiative to enhance the country's defense capabilities against various security challenges.
The newly trained forces are expected to play a critical role in addressing issues such as insurgency, banditry, and other forms of violent crime that have plagued the nation.
The training program focused on equipping soldiers with advanced combat skills, intelligence gathering techniques, and strategic operational capabilities.
The graduation ceremony, held on Tuesday at the Nigerian Army School of Infantry in Jaji, Kaduna State, was attended by senior military officials, who emphasized the importance of the special forces in maintaining national stability and security.
The Chief of Army Staff expressed confidence that the newly trained personnel would contribute to the army's efforts in safeguarding the country.
This development comes as part of the military's broader strategy to enhance its operational effectiveness and readiness in responding to emerging security threats. The Nigerian Army continues to invest in training and capacity building to ensure the safety and security of its citizens.
