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NDA) Kaduna, is the first of Military University in Nigeria The NDA was established in February 1964 It was reformed from the British  Royal Military
Forces Training College(RMFTC),
which had been renamed the Nigerian
Military Training College (NMTC) on
independence. The military institution
trains the officer corps of the Nigerian Army, Navy and Air Force

In 1985 the academy offering undergraduate programmes to Military Officers In Training and now also currently offers post graduate studies both for Msc and Ph.D for both military and civilian students alike. The duration of training at the Nigerian Defence Academy is 5 years for Army cadets (4 years
Academic + 1 year Military) Navy and Air force cadets train for
4 years after which they proceed to Nigerian Naval College, Onne, Port-Hacourt and 301 Flying Training School(301FTS),
Kaduna respectively for 1-year training
at their respective services


Below is the list of NDA Commandants:
of the NDA)The Nigerian Defence

Brigadier M.R. Varma 1964–1969 (Indian national and 1st Commandant of the NDA)
Major General David Ejoor 1969–1971 (1st Nigerian Commandant)
Major General Adeyinka Adebayo 1971
Major General E.O. Ekpo March 1971 – February 1975
Brigadier Illiya Bisalla February 1975 – August 1975
Brigadier Gibson Jalo August 1975 – January 1978
Brigadier E.S. Armah January 1978 – July 1978
Brigadier Joseph Garba July 1978 – July 1979
Brigadier Zamani Lekwot July 1979 – 1982
Brigadier Abdullahi Shelleng 1982–
Major General Paul Tarfa 1984–1985
Major General Peter Adomokai 1986 - 1988
Lieutenant General Salihu Ibrahim 1988–1990
Lieutenant General Garba Duba 1990–1992
Lieutenant General Aliyu Mohammed Gusau 1992–1993
Lieutenant General Mohammed Balarabe Haladu 1993 - 1994
Air Marshal Al-Amin Daggash 1994 - 1998
Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi 1998–1999
Major General Okon Edet Okon (2002-2003)
Major General Akpa (2004-2006)
Major General Harris Dzarma (2006–2008)
Major General Mamuda Yerima (2008–2010)
Major General Emeka Onwuamaegbu 2010–2013[3]
Major General Muhammad Inuwa Idris December 2013 – August 2015
Major General M.T. Ibrahim August 2015 – October 2017
Major General A. Oyebade October 2017 - November 2019
Major General Sarham Jamilu November 2019 - till date

David Akpode Ejoor, the name rings a bell, RIP papa.

Efewestern:
David Akpode Ejoor, the name rings a bell, RIP papa.

RIP to our gallant papa

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