Waidi Shaibu, Chief of Army Staff (COAS), on Thursday unveiled the newly completed Nigerian Army Properties Limited (NAPL) Corporate Headquarters in Asokoro, Abuja, describing the project as a strong testament to the Army’s ongoing reforms and renewed focus on personnel welfare.
The commissioning of the modern facility which houses administrative offices, a guest house, worship centre, conference rooms and upgraded digital infrastructure, marks and Army’s efforts to strengthen institutional capacity and improve the living and working conditions of its personnel.
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Speaking at the ceremony, Shaibu said NAPL remains central to actualising his command philosophy of transforming the Nigerian Army into a more professional, adaptable, combat-ready and resilient force capable of effectively fulfilling its constitutional duties in joint and multi-agency environments.
He said the company has continued to support key welfare initiatives for soldiers and their families.
The COAS expressed appreciation to the Chairman of NAPL, Lamidi Adeosun, former Chiefs of Army Staff, the Group Managing Director and other stakeholders whose vision and commitment to welfare reforms had sustained the company’s growth.
He also extended gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his unwavering support to the Nigerian Army, noting that the administration’s interventions have bolstered morale and accelerated the service’s reform agenda.
Earlier, Isa Doma, Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of NAPL, said the completion of the headquarters reflects a shared determination to strengthen the company’s operational efficiency and enhance staff welfare.
He praised the officers, personnel and partners whose contributions made the project possible.
The newly unveiled headquarters boasts amenities including a mini auditorium, enhanced workspaces, improved internet infrastructure, a car park and a 500 KVA transformer, features officials say will significantly improve productivity and service delivery.
