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 NAFRC concludes annual range classification exercise Lagos, Sept.16, 2025 (NAN) The Nigerian Armed Forces Resettlement Centre (NAFRC) successfully concluded its 2025 annual Range Classification 2025 held on Sept.15 at the 192 Battalion Nigerian Army Shooting Range, Owode. The Commandant, NAFRC AVM Bashir Mamman said that the event was more than a test of marksmanship and a reaffirmation of the bond and operational readiness that defined the military profession. The exercise featured weapon classifications which included the rifle and pistol, with emphasis on live firing, safety protocols, and performance evaluations. Mamman lauded the professionalism, discipline, and team spirit displayed throughout the exercise. "The 2025 Range Classification is not just about hitting targets, but about strengthening the spirit that make us a formidable fighting force. "To every personnel and support team, who treated safety as sacred and teamwork as non-negotiable I salute you," he sa...

The Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN) has stressed the need for governance professionals to adopt Artificial Intelligence (AI) in addressing emerging global challenges.   Mr Francis Olawale, Vice President of ICSAN, made this known on Monday at a news conference in Lagos to announce the institute’s forthcoming annual conference.   Olawale said AI was rapidly transforming corporate governance by reshaping decision-making, accountability, and risk management.   He emphasised that corporate governance now extends beyond compliance and reporting, requiring integration of strategy, innovation, and technology.   He cautioned that governance professionals must balance technology use with ethics, legality, and transparency.   “We should not feel threatened by AI. We only need to constantly upscale ourselves, understand its limits, and integrate it effectively,” he said.   Olawale explained that ICSAN’s 49th Annual Conference w...

 Fan milk pledges nutritional improvement within TA Lagbaja cantonment  Lagos, Sept.11, 2025 The Managing Director (MD) Fan Milk Nigeria, Mr Kayode Adebiyi has pledged to play its own Corporate Social Responsibility role in ensuring healthy and nutritious living for the residence of TA Lagbaja cantonment especially the children. Adebiyi made this pledge on Wednesday in a statement signed by TA Lagbaja cantonment spokesman, Capt. Cornelius Gutus during his visit to the Commander of the cantonment, Brig.-Gen. Olawale Oyekola. The MD could not hold back his satisfaction on the ongoing transformational projects within the Cantonment and pledged to contribute the company's own quota through CSR to the community. "Fan Milk is a health and nutritional produce company with over 60 years of existence spanning rich integrations with the host community. "I am amazed with various projects ongoing in the cantonment and believe that Fan Milk can equally play its own CSR role in ensurin...

 Mrs Omolara Oyekan-Olumegbon, lawmaker representing Lagos Island Constituency I, Lagos State House of Assembly, has reiterated her commitment to inclusive governance, focusing on welfare, infrastructure, and empowerment. She gave the assurance during the 10th Constituency Stakeholders’ Meeting themed ‘Governance in Action: The Gains of the Renewed Hope Agenda’ held on Thursday. Oyekan-Olumegbon used the occasion to present an account of her stewardship over the past two years. She explained that her interventions were designed to directly impact residents, aligning with Federal Government programmes. Her initiatives include a food hub, a back-to-school scheme, provision of GCE forms, cash support to widows, and several empowerment projects. She also facilitated youth skills training, installed solar-powered streetlights, and established a technology hub with Assembly support. “From the beginning, I pledged to create a food hub and a tech hub. With Assembly support, this commitment...

Army trains teaching staff for enhanced excellence in Command and military schools  Lagos, Sept.2, 2025 The Nigerian Army is investing in training teaching staff of Command schools and military schools by equipping them with the requisite professional knowledge in line with best practices. The General Officer Commanding (GOC) 81 Division Nigerian Army, Maj.-Gen. Farouk Mijinyawa said that the training would equip participants with contemporary teaching methods, digital technologies, improved admistration, emotional intelligence and professional ethics. Mijinyawa said this at a two-day Training Workshop on Reorientation and Upskilling of Contract Staff in Nigerian Military School and Command Schools for Optimal Performance holding at Command Day Secondary School, TA Lagbaja Cantonment, Ikeja from Sept.2 to Sept.3. The GOC appreciated the Chief Of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Olufemi Oluyede for his visionary leadership which led to the decision to absorb temporary staff into the Command Sch...