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Home » Naval War College Graduates 25 Command Level Officers’ In Calabar

Naval War College Graduates 25 Command Level Officers’ In Calabar

by Joshua
February 9, 2021
in News

The Naval War College Nigeria says it graduated 25 officers of the Command Level Officers’ Course 4 after a three weeks intensive training in Calabar.

The Commandant of the College, Rear Adm. Adeseye Ayobanjo, disclosed this on Monday at the graduation ceremony in Calabar.

Ayobanjo said that the course was designed to prepare officers for command responsibility ashore and afloat.

According to him, the course is aimed at enhancing effective leadership and management by focusing on self-awareness, ethics, communication skills, team work and command climate.

“I must state that this graduation ceremony in honour of Command Level Officers’ Course 4 participants marks yet another milestone in the annals of the College.

“It seems just like yesterday when you assembled here for the course, and today, after three weeks of vigorous training, extensive lectures from seasoned expert and resource persons from within and outside the military, you are graduating successfully.

“We have 25 graduating senior officers ready to go back to the field to contribute positively towards the achievement of the Nigerian Navy overall responsibility.

“Let me use this opportunity to state that the conceptualisation, planning and execution of this course are well in tandem with the vision of the Chief of the Naval staff, Rear Adm. A.Z Gambo.

“The vision is to leverage on all factors of national location, technology, training, team work and synergy to re-energize the Nigerian Navy.

“And enhance it as a well motivated and ready Naval force in the discharge of its constitutional mandates and other assigned tasks in fulfillment of national security objectives,” he said.

According to him, the Chief of the Naval Staff therefore envisions that the Nigerian Navy core values of team work, integrity and professionalism finds a more effective reference and meaning in a well trained and motivated workforce.

The commandant urged the graduands to see themselves as a privileged integral part of the renewed vigour towards attainment of the set goals.

“The Nigerian Navy has been undergoing some transformation occasioned by contemporary threats in the maritime domain, changing operational concept, fleet renewal, advancement in technology as well as effects of globalisation and human development.’’

The commandant, who congratulated the graduands for their successful training, cautioned them not to forget the basis of the knowledge based approach to leadership that they were taught in the College.

In his remarks, Rear Adm. Perry Onwuzulike, Fleet Commander, Eastern Fleet of the Nigerian Navy, congratulated the Commandant of the College and the graduands for their training and graduation.

Onwuzulike, who was the special guest of honour at the event, said that the College has carved a niche for itself as a centre of excellence.

Highpoint of the event was the presentation of certificates to the 25 graduands.


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