Celebrating Life-long Bonding On A ‘Dinner Table’

… as CAS embraces NDA 40 coursemates

When coursemates gather to unwind and narrate yester-years tales of adventutes, successes and indelible marks left in the sands of time; when they tell stories that brought transcendental development to the country, such conversations can be long-lasting.

When the Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, on Saturday, 28th March 2026, hosted members of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) 40 Regular Course (RC), his esteemed course mates, it brought memorable dinner marked by camaraderie, reflection, and renewed commitment to service.

The CAS accompanied by his wife, the President of the Nigerian Air Force Officers’ Wives Association (NAFOWA), Mrs Ngozi Aneke, the gathering brought together members of the 40RC, their spouses, fondly referred to as the “Fabulous 40”, as well as other distinguished serving and retired senior officers.

The event provided a unique platform to celebrate shared experiences and lifelong bonds forged through years of military training and distinguished service to the nation.

A major highlight of the evening was the investiture of the CAS as Patron of the NDA 40 Regular Course, a symbolic recognition of his exemplary leadership, enduring commitment, and the deep respect he commands among his peers.

In his remarks, Air Marshal Aneke expressed profound appreciation for the honour, describing the course as a vital pillar of unity, support, and professional solidarity throughout their collective journey in the Armed Forces.

Speaking at the event, the President of the NDA 40 Regular Course Association, Rear Admiral EO Ferreira (retd), commended the CAS for his distinguished leadership and continued dedication to the ideals of the course, noting that the investiture was a fitting recognition of his enduring contributions to strengthening the course’s bond.

The CAS reiterated the importance of enduring friendship, professionalism, and collaboration, emphasizing unwavering dedication to national security. The evening was enlivened by goodwill messages, shared reflections, and a collective resolve among members to continue contributing meaningfully to the peace, stability, and progress of Nigeria.

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