The first beneficiaries of this transformative policy are the members of the AFGMS Class of 2017, who graduated in August 2023. After a rigorous selection process, these young women entered the 2024 NAF recruitment training at NAF Base, Kaduna, where they successfully completed their military training. They have now proudly joined the NAF ranks, marking a new chapter in the history of gender equality within the service.
The policy revision not only provides Ex-JAWs with a direct pathway to military service but also opens doors to educational and professional growth through the NAF’s training programmes. For many of these women, this opportunity represents more than a career, it offers a future built on pride, purpose, and empowerment.
The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Hasan Bala Abubakar, expressed his vision stating, "This is a moment of triumph for every girl who has ever dreamed of wearing the uniform. It is a testament to the Air Force’s commitment to empowering young women and ensuring equal opportunities for all."
The newly absorbed Airwomen, shaped by the discipline and leadership instilled at AFGMS, are set to contribute significantly to the NAF and the nation. The CAS noted that “over the past 39 years, AFGMS has produced more than 3,500 graduates who have gone on to lead in various sectors, including the Armed Forces, government, academia, and other corporations”
Source: NAF official website.https://airforce.mil.ng/news/naf-makes-history-officially-absorbs-first-set-of-ex-jaws-as-airwomen1225929774
BLOG INPUT: This means from this year going forward, ladies will be allowed to join the Nigerian Air Force via absorbtion from the Air Force Girls' Military School. Ladies this is your chance if you want a career in the Nigerian military as a non commisioned officer.
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