Nigerian Army Cyber Warfare School Commissions New Sports Facilities to Boost Troop Fitness and Morale

... Cyber warriors must be physically strong, sharp, and operationally ready

In a bold step to promote the physical fitness and welfare of its personnel, the Nigerian Army Cyber Warfare School (NACWS), Giri, Abuja, on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, commissioned newly constructed basketball and volleyball courts within its premises.

The commissioning ceremony reflects the vision of the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede, whose leadership philosophy prioritizes soldier welfare and operational readiness.

The Special Guest of Honour, Major General Adeleke Adeniyi Ayannuga, officially commissioned the facilities and lauded the initiative. In his keynote address, he emphasized the importance of physical fitness for cyber warriors, stating:

“Cyber warriors must be physically strong, sharp, and operationally ready. These new basketball and volleyball courts are not just for recreation; they are tools for building discipline and resilience.”

He also commended the COAS for his unwavering support and applauded the Commandant of NACWS for executing the project within a short timeframe.

Speaking at the event, the Commandant of NACWS, Brigadier General Jacob Hassan Bawa, highlighted the school’s commitment to holistic training.

“The strength of a soldier is not limited to the keyboard. Physical training remains central to military effectiveness. These facilities will greatly enhance our training environment and ensure our personnel are well-rounded in both cyber and physical capabilities,” he said.

The Commander of the Nigerian Army Cyber Warfare Command, Major General Mohammed Tanimu Abdullahi, senior officers, and soldiers were also in attendance. The event concluded with a group photograph to commemorate the milestone.

The new sports facilities underscore the Nigerian Army’s commitment to building a balanced, disciplined, and mission-ready force, combining cutting-edge cyber warfare expertise with the enduring traditions of military fitness and readiness.










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