By Deborah Coker
The Minister of State for Defence, Dr Muhammed Matawalle, has charged the National Defence College (NDC), to develop a curriculum to aid in producing knowledge-based Armed Forces.
Matawalle gave the charge as a Special Guest of Honour at the inauguration of the Course 32 of the NDC in Abuja on Saturday.
This is contained in a statement by Mr Hope Attari, Acting Director of Press and Public Relations of the ministry.
Matawalle, while addressing participants, said the Federal Government would not relent in building a resilient Armed Forces in the face of unpredictable economic and environmental conditions.
He said this would be in response to risk that might threaten national security, economic prosperity and societal wellbeing.
The minister reiterated the President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to combat corruption and improve the economy of Nigeria.
Meanwhile, the Guest Speaker, Dr Ibrahim Kana, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence, noted that Nigeria was…
Source: News Agency of Nigeria
