The Federal Ministry of Defence is collaborating with Chartered Institute of Educational Practitioners UK, CIEUPUK in Research and Development to include cyber warfare and other crimes in general relating to National Defence architecture.
The Minister of Defence Maj Gen Bashir Salihi Magashi (rtd) disclosed this at the Ministry of Defence Headquarters during a Conferment of Fellowship award on him by the CIEUPUK led by its African Regional President and Consultant Professor Marcel Ezenwoye.
A signed statement by the Special Assistant to the Minister of Defence on Media and Publicity, Mohammad Abdulkadri indicates that Gen Magashi also reiterated commitment to mentor younger generations to take up leadership responsibility in nation building.
He said Leadership by example through teachings of life experience in the Institute will no doubt motivate the younger generation to imbibe nationalistic ethos, culture of discipline and unblemished service to the nation.
In his remarks, the CIEPUK African Regional President, Professor Marcel Ezenwoye, described the Defence Minister, General Magashi as a role model and a man of integrity who deserves the honour done him.
Professor Ezenwoye however scored the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration very high in the educational sector’s achievements, saying more attention should be focused on reducing the level of illiteracy in the country.
He said the Institute is presently collaborating with the government to deradicalize about thirty thousand Commercial Sex Workers across the country.
He further disclosed that the Institute is also Organising capacity building for five thousand teachers per state as well as working on Special Intervention programmes to assist the physically challenged as well as the vulnerable persons in the society.
The Chartered Institute of Educational Practitioners UK is one of the largest and leading Professional bodies, duly registered and accredited in the United Kingdom and is dedicated to promoting quality education and nurturing talents globally.
