Senegalese to partner Nigeria’s military

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From :Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

The Inspector General of the Senegalese Armed Forces, Major General Elhadji Daouda Niang has noted the importance of collaboration in military training between Senegal and Nigeria.
He made this assertion at the Headquarters of the Armed Forces Command and Staff College (AFCSC), Jaji during his courtesy visit yesterday.
Major General Niang said he was at the AFCSC in recognition of the cordial relationship between the Armed Forces of Nigeria and Senegalese Armed Forces.
He further noted that Senegal and Nigeria have common security challenges, thus require enhanced cooperation in training between the Armed Forces of both countries.
In his remarks Commandant AFCSC vice Marshal Ebenezer Olayinka Alade, expressed appreciation to the Inspector General of the Senegalese Armed Forces for the visit.
AVM Alade further stated that the visit will strengthen the existing cordial relationship between the Armed Forces of Nigeria and that of Senegal.

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