Naija Military Gear Don Dey Come! CDS Vows to Boost Local Production!

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, has promised that the Nigerian military is serious about producing its own equipment. This move aims to boost innovation, make the country more self-reliant, and diversify the economy. Imagine Naija soldiers rocking gear made right here!

Key Takeaways:

  • CDS commits to local production of military equipment.
  • Defence Holdings Company Limited commissioned to drive innovation.
  • Company aims to improve welfare of military personnel and contribute to economic growth.
  • Minister of Defence sees it as a milestone for a viable military-industrial complex.

Why This Is a Big Deal

Imagine say our soldiers dey use equipment wey we make ourselves! That’s the vision General Christopher Musa shared during the commissioning of Defence Holdings Company Limited in Abuja. This company go dey responsible for improving innovation, self-reliance, and even help diversify our economy through defence sector.

What the CDS Said

According to General Musa, Defence Headquarters go dey like the central hub. E go dey give guidance for local production and identify important areas for partnerships with private companies. In his own words:

“The Defence Holding Company will also improve indigenous defence production while engaging in other viable commercial ventures beneficial to our economic growth as a Nation.”

How E Go Benefit Us

This initiative no be just about guns and tanks. E go also improve the welfare of our military personnel and their families. Plus, e go contribute to national security by using our own resources to advance technologically.

Minister of Defence Dey Excited Too!

Minister of Defence, Muhammad Badaru Abubakar, wey be the Special Guest of Honour, talk say the commissioning na another big step for the military to get a strong industrial base. E believe say the company go:

  • Drive innovation
  • Create value
  • Make a positive impact on economic development

The Bigger Picture

The Minister of Defence, Muhammad Badaru Abubakar, further emphasized that this initiative aligns perfectly with the current administration’s “Renewed Hope Agenda.”

From Zero to Hero: Nigeria’s Defence Ambition

Make we no lie, e go take time. But the dream na to get to the point where Nigeria fit produce majority of its military needs. Think of the jobs wey go create, the skills wey go develop, and the pride wey go full our hearts!

This move could potentially reduce reliance on foreign suppliers, leading to greater autonomy in defence matters. It would be a massive boost for national pride, showcasing Nigeria’s capabilities on the global stage.

The Future Is Bright (Hopefully!)

As we dey move forward, make we hope say the company go meet our expectations and create a brighter future for our military and our nation. Naija to the world!

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