AOC promises support to NAFOWA activities
Abubakar Suleh, the air officer commanding logistics command of the Nigerian Air Force, has promised continuous support for the activities of the Nigerian Air Force Officers’ Wives Association.
Mr Suleh made this promise on Thursday while addressing the national president of NAFOWA, Mrs Ngozi Aneke, during her courtesy visit and maiden tour of NAFOWA facilities in Lagos, scheduled for January 21 to 22.
Mr Suleh said he would always keep his doors open to NAFOWA, especially regarding the development of their schools, because they were partners in progress.
“We promise we will not shut our doors on NAFOWA. We are partners in progress. The schools and the facilities are all ours. The pupils attending the schools are our kids, and the neighbouring community is also ours. So, we will do our best to support you as much as possible,” he said.
Mr Suleh said that some of NAFOWA’s schools across the state had minor challenges that needed attention.
He said that the chief of the air staff, Sunday Aneke, would soon visit the command and that these challenges would be discussed so they could be resolved immediately.
(NAN)
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