In continuation of his Operational tour, the Chief of Army Staff (CoAS), Lt General Faruk Yahaya, on Saturday, August 7, 2021, visited the Nigerian Army Fitness Camp in Falgore Camp, Kano, where potential 81 Regular Recruits intakes into the Nigerian Army (NA) are undergoing screening.
According to Director of Army Public Relations Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, the exercise which is part of the effort to shore up the manpower of the Nigerian Army was being conducted in the fitness centre in Falgore to give the potential recruits an early exposure to the realism of terrain and weather conditions that they would be confronted with during their training and in the course of their military career.
Nwachukwu said “this strategy gives credence to the CoAS’ Pillars of Command, which hinge on professionalism, readiness, administration and cooperation.
While addressing officers and operatives conducting the exercise, the CoAS urged them to carry out their tasks with diligence and professionalism.
He insisted that operatives must be fair and firm in the conduct of the exercise.
He further assured them of Army Headquarters’ support in providing them with logistics and other infrastructure necessary for the successful conduct of the ongoing recruitment screening.
The CoAS also stated that the NA was working in cooperation with the Kano State Government to improve infrastructure in the Army Fitness Centre and expressed appreciation to the government and people of Kano state for their support.
General Yahaya took time out to inspect ongoing construction works and the Medical Centre in the training facility.
In an effort to motivate the potential recruits, the CoAS went round to interact with them.
He encouraged and commended them for their determination and zeal to serve in the Nigerian Army in defence of their fatherland.
The visit, which served as a huge morale booster to the potential recruits, saw most of them sing and rejoice as they relished the CoAS’ visit.
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