Gambo: Fitness and Cohesion Key to Military Strength

Vice Admiral Awwal Gambo, the former Chief of Naval Staff, stated that the effectiveness of a fighting force is not solely determined by the platforms it operates but is fundamentally built on fitness, discipline, esprit de corps, and institutional cohesion. He made these remarks during a polo tournament organized to celebrate the Nigerian Navy's 70th anniversary.
Gambo noted that a healthy competitive spirit and strict adherence to professional standards are essential for maintaining military effectiveness. He emphasized that the Nigerian Navy has grown to be a vital instrument for national security and maritime governance, contributing significantly to the protection of Nigeria's maritime domain.
Vice Admiral Idi Abba, the current Chief of Naval Staff, described the Nigerian Navy as a formidable maritime force and a critical pillar of the nation's security architecture, underscoring the importance of teamwork and sound judgment among personnel in reducing maritime insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea.
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