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Missing Alpha-Jet: CAS Charges Troops To Remain Resolute, Undeterred

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The Chief of Air Staff(CAS), Air Marshal Oladayo Amao has charged Pilots,technicians and ground troops of the Nigerian Air Force to remain resolute, unrelenting amd undeterred in the fight against insurgency.

The CAS’s charge came following the events of the past few days involving the unfortunate crash of an Alpha-Jet aircraft in Borno state.

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A statement by NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore, Edward Gabkwet the CAS who spoke while on another visit to the Air Component of Operation LAFIYA DOLE, Maiduguri charged the troops not to be discouraged but rather to allow the incident inspire and spur them in their fight against insurgency.

Air Marshal Amao also received brief from the Air Component Commander, Air Commodore Nnamdi Ananaba, on the ongoing collaborative efforts with the Nigerian Army (NA) to locate the actual site of the Alpha Jet crash.

According to the CAS, “despite the sad events of the past few days, now more than ever before is the time that the NAF must show strength, determination and remain undeterred and unrelenting until the entire North East is rid of terrorists and other criminal elements”.

Air Marshal Amao noted that, while a lot has been achieved towards degrading the capacity and capability of the insurgents, much more is needed to be done to achieve the desired level of peace and security in the Region.

According to him, “We must continue to work assiduously, in synergy with sister Services and other security agencies, to ensure that peace and security of lives and property are achieved”.

On the issue of the crashed NAF Alpha-Jet aircraft, which was declared missing on 31 March 2021 after losing radar contact, the CAS stated that the videos being circulated on social media alluding that the aircraft was shot down were false.

According to him, ‘from critical analysis of all available intelligence, it was obvious that the air accident was caused by other factors soon to be unraveled.’

He went further to state that efforts were still on, in collaboration with the NA and other security agencies to find the crashed aircraft as well as the 2 pilots so as to bring the matter to closure.

Air Marshal Amao assured the troops of his support to them as they intensify efforts towards ensuring that the fight against insurgency comes to an end in no distant time.

He further reassured them that the entire Nation is behind them and supportive of their efforts hence the need for all to remain focused.

The CAS also used the occasion of the visit to thank the President and Commander-in-Chief of the AFN, President Muhammadu Buhari, for his encouragement and unrelenting support to the NAF.

The visit coincided with the Easter celebration where the CAS dined and interacted with the troops while also commending them for their efforts towards projecting air power as well as providing close air support to ground troops in the fight against insurgency.

Air Marshal Amao was accompanied on the visit by the Chiefs of Training & Operations, Aircraft Engineering and Logistics as well as some retired senior NAF officers.

The Theatre Commander Operation LAFIYA DOLE, Major General Farouk Yahaya, was also on hand to update the CAS on the activities of the entire North East Theatre.

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