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ARMED FORCES COMMAND AND STAFF COLLEGE JAJI NIGERIA HOLDS REGIMENTAL DINNER FOR GRADUANDS OF JUNIOR STAFF COURSE 99

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On Wednesday 18 June 2025, the Armed Forces Command and Staff College held regimental dinner for graduands of the Junior Staff Course 99 (JSC 99) at the Air Vice Marshall AO Ogundana Officers Mess, Jaji-Nigeria.

The Special Guest of Honour (SGOH) for the dinner, the Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla who was represented by the Chief of Training, Rear Admiral CE Atebi charged members of JSC 99 to strive for excellence and professionalism. The SGOH stated that the members of course have been equipped with the requisite skills and knowledge necessary to operate effectively as staff officers and junior commanders in their respective services. The SGOH further expressed gratitude to the Commandant, staff and instructors for their efforts in creating a conducive training environment as well as an ideal regimental setting for the graduands after rigorous months of training. Lastly, he charged the graduands to be good ambassadors of the College in the field as they resume duties at their respective units.

The dinner provided an opportunity for officers to interact, share views and remind themselves of the age-long revered military traditions and also to promote camaraderie and esprit de corps among officers.

 

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