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The Nigerian Air Force has promised to prioritize civilian safety and prevent collateral damage during missions, according to Air Marshal Sunday Aneke, Chief of the Air Staff.
At the NAF Headquarters in Abuja on Thursday, Aneke made the pledge during his first meeting with Branch Chiefs, Air commanders Commanding, and other senior commanders.
He stated that the order is in line with President Bola Tinubu’s expectations for the armed forces and that the service will prioritize professionalism, safety, and operational effectiveness.
“We will continue to work closely with sister services and other security agencies to root out terrorism, eliminate threats, and deny safe haven to all adversaries of our nation,” he declared.
He said that by interacting with communities and making sure that operations continue to be people-focused, the Air Force will improve civil-military relations.
“A defining characteristic of our professionalism and operational discipline will continue to be protecting civilian lives and preventing collateral damage,” he continued.
According to Aneke, the strategic meeting would evaluate the force’s existing posture, pinpoint any weaknesses, and examine ways to improve efficacy.
The Air Chief also promised to follow the president’s instructions to the letter, saying that operations and safety will be the focus of all leadership decisions.
“The aspirations of millions of Nigerians rest, in part, on what we do here — on how effectively we carry out our duties and safeguard the territorial integrity of our country,” he stated.
We won’t let them down, let me be clear. Ladies and gentlemen, the President has issued clear and explicit instructions, which will be carried out exactly as stated.
“Our posture will be clear-cut. It’s time to act, and we’ll deliver.
After thanking the president for his confidence, the Air Chief opened the meeting.
The Nigerian Air Force has come under public criticism in recent years for unintentional airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties during counterterrorism operations.
Community leaders and civil society organizations called for increased accountability and better operational accuracy in response to these instances.
Aneke’s comments marked a change to precision-driven, community-focused aviation operations.
