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    Home » “QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS KEY TO OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND MISSION READINESS” — COAS
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    “QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS KEY TO OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND MISSION READINESS” — COAS

    Malam Mujitaba RamalanBy Malam Mujitaba RamalanOctober 13, 20263 Mins Read
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    The Nigerian Army Aviation Command commenced its 2026 Aviation Workshop at the Land Forces Simulation Centre Nigeria, Giri, Abuja, on Monday, 12 October 2026.

    The five-day workshop, scheduled to run from 12 to 16 October 2026, is themed “Institutionalizing Aviation Quality Management Systems for Operational Excellence and Mission Readiness.”

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    In his opening remarks, the Special Guest of Honour, the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, represented by the Chief of Army Standards and Evaluation, Major General Thompson Ugiagbe, underscored the importance of quality management systems in attaining operational excellence and maintaining mission preparedness.

    A statement signed by Lieutenant Adebowale David Adejimi,Acting Assistant Director Army Public Relations Nigerian Army Cyber Warfare Command said he emphasized the necessity for institutionalized standards, effective evaluation mechanisms, and continuous performance improvements to ensure that Nigerian Army Aviation consistently provides safe, efficient, and reliable support to ground forces.

    The COAS urged participants to approach the workshop with professionalism and a dedication to translating its deliberations into tangible outcomes.

    He highlighted that a comprehensive aviation quality management framework would foster accountability, reinforce safety culture, optimize resource utilization, and elevate the overall effectiveness of aviation operations.

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    Earlier in his welcoming address, the Commander Nigerian Army Aviation Command, Brigadier General Al-Amin Ibrahim, welcomed the participants and underscored the importance of the workshop in fostering a structured approach to aviation quality management.

    He observed that institutionalizing effective quality management systems would advance professionalism, refine operational procedures, and reinforce the Command’s capacity to deliver secure, dependable, and mission-ready aviation support in alignment with the Nigerian Army’s operational objectives.

    The Commander further stressed the importance of participants leveraging the workshop to exchange knowledge, share professional experiences, and develop practical strategies to address emerging challenges in military aviation. He called for a collective commitment to uphold high standards, enhance operational efficiency, and conduct aviation activities in accordance with established procedures and best practices.

    The theme of the workshop reflects the Nigerian Army Aviation Command’s dedication to integrating quality management principles into its organizational processes, with particular focus on standardization, safety, operational efficiency, and perpetual mission readiness. Furthermore, the workshop aims to serve as a platform for professional engagement and the exchange of ideas on measures to fortify aviation practices in line with contemporary operational requirements.

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    The event was attended by senior military officers and representatives of paramilitary agencies which underscores the significance of inter-agency cooperation and shared professional standards in advancing operational effectiveness.

    The inaugural event signifies another progression in the Nigerian Army’s ongoing efforts to enhance operational capabilities through professional development, institutional reform, and the implementation of effective management systems in support of national security objectives.

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