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NDAOWA PARTICIPATES IN DICONOWA WOMEN'S HEALTH SEMINAR 2026The Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDA...
12/07/2026

NDAOWA PARTICIPATES IN DICONOWA WOMEN'S HEALTH SEMINAR 2026

The Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA) participated in the DICONOWA Women's Health Seminar 2026, organised by the Defence Industries Corporation of Nigeria Officers' Wives Association (DICONOWA) on Friday, 10th July 2026, at the 50 Bedroom Hostel Hall, Kakuri, Kaduna. The seminar was themed "Prioritizing Women's Health: Building Resilient Families and Thriving Communities."
The Coordinator of NDAOWA, Mrs. Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, was ably represented by Mrs. Halima Julius, who attended alongside members of the Association.

Also in attendance were the President of DEPOWA, Mrs. Mernan Femi Oluyede, represented by Mrs. Patricia Obot; the Director General of DICON and Special Guest of Honour, Major General B. I. Alaya, represented by Brigadier General B. J. Shobo; the Coordinator of AFCSCOWA, Mrs. Ekene Shogbanmu, represented by Mrs. Elizabeth Agada; the Coordinator of DICONOWA, Mrs. Hadiza Alaya; and the adorable wives of 43RC.

The programme featured registration, welcome remarks, the address of the Special Guest of Honour, and a health seminar delivered by Dr. Halima Waziri. In her presentation, she highlighted the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles, embracing preventive healthcare, undergoing regular medical check-ups, and prioritising women's physical, mental, and emotional well-being as essential pillars for building resilient families and thriving communities, particularly among military families.

The event also featured a wellness break with music, comedy, and cultural dance performances, an interactive question-and-answer session, lunch, the presentation of appreciation tokens and souvenirs, a vote of thanks, and group photographs.

FROM THE DESK OF THE CO-ORDINATOR NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY OFFICERS WIVES ASSOCIATION, MRS ORITSESEYISAN ADEOLA OLATOYE....
01/07/2026

FROM THE DESK OF THE CO-ORDINATOR NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY OFFICERS WIVES ASSOCIATION, MRS ORITSESEYISAN ADEOLA OLATOYE.

NDAOWA COORDINATOR RECEIVES MEMBERS OF THE FIRE OFFICERS' WIVES ASSOCIATION (FOWA)The Coordinator, Nigerian Defence Acad...
29/06/2026

NDAOWA COORDINATOR RECEIVES MEMBERS OF THE FIRE OFFICERS' WIVES ASSOCIATION (FOWA)

The Coordinator, Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, warmly received the Chairperson and members of the Fire Officers' Wives Association (FOWA) on a courtesy visit to the NDAOWA Secretariat.

The visit which took place on Tuesday, 23rd of June 2026, provided an opportunity for both associations to exchange pleasantries and foster a relationship built on mutual respect and shared commitment to community development.

In her remarks, the Chairperson of FOWA explained that the Association is newly established and sought the support, guidance, and mentorship of NDAOWA as it navigates its formative years. She expressed confidence that the wealth of experience within NDAOWA would serve as a valuable source of inspiration and direction for the Association.

The Coordinator commended the initiative of the Fire Officers' Wives Association and assured the delegation of NDAOWA's willingness to support and collaborate with the Association in areas of mutual interest. She encouraged sustained partnership and knowledge sharing towards achieving meaningful impact within their respective communities.

Discussions also focused on the importance of fire safety, with emphasis placed on the need for individuals and communities to adopt preventive measures to safeguard lives and property against fire outbreaks. Members highlighted the significance of creating awareness on fire prevention and promoting a culture of safety in homes, workplaces, and public spaces.

The visit concluded with warm interactions, presentation of souvenirs, and a group photograph session.

COURTESY VISIT BY THE NAVAL OFFICERS' WIVES ASSOCIATION TO THE NDAOWA COORDINATOROn Tuesday, the 23rd of June 2026, the ...
28/06/2026

COURTESY VISIT BY THE NAVAL OFFICERS' WIVES ASSOCIATION TO THE NDAOWA COORDINATOR

On Tuesday, the 23rd of June 2026, the Coordinator, Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, warmly received the State Director of the Naval Officers' Wives Association (NOWA) and her entourage on a courtesy visit to the NDAOWA Secretariat.

The visit was primarily aimed at fostering cordial relations between the two Associations and exploring opportunities for collaboration in areas of mutual interest. During the engagement, the NOWA State Director expressed her appreciation for the warm reception and emphasized the importance of synergy among service-based associations in promoting the welfare of their members and supporting community development initiatives.

In her response, the Coordinator welcomed the delegation and thanked them for the thoughtful visit. She reiterated her commitment to strengthening the relationship between the two Associations and assured them of her support in advancing collaborative efforts geared towards the betterment of their respective communities.

The visit featured the exchange of souvenirs as a symbol of goodwill, and concluded with a group photograph, capturing the memorable occasion and the shared commitment to future cooperation.

NDA STAFF SCHOOL AFAKA HOSTS CULTURAL DAY CELEBRATIONThe Coordinator of the Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Ass...
27/06/2026

NDA STAFF SCHOOL AFAKA HOSTS CULTURAL DAY CELEBRATION

The Coordinator of the Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, accompanied by some members of the Association, attended the Cultural Day celebration organised by the NDA Staff School, Afaka.

The colourful event which took place on the 19th of June 2026, showcased the rich cultural heritage and diversity of Nigeria through impressive presentations from the six geopolitical zones. Activities featured captivating fashion parades, traditional cultural dances, and exhibitions of indigenous foods, all reflecting the unique customs and traditions of the various regions.

A major highlight of the celebration was the Coordinator delighting the audience with graceful cultural dance steps, adding excitement and warmth to the occasion while demonstrating her appreciation for Nigeria's cultural diversity.

The event provided an opportunity for interaction, cultural appreciation, and unity among participants, guests, staff, pupils, and the community at large. It concluded with group photographs to commemorate the memorable occasion and preserve the shared experiences of the day.

PASSING OUT PARADE OF THE 90TH REGULAR RECRUITS INTAKEThe Coordinator of the Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives As...
25/06/2026

PASSING OUT PARADE OF THE 90TH REGULAR RECRUITS INTAKE

The Coordinator of the Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, on Saturday 20th June 2026, attended the Passing Out Parade (POP) of the 90th Regular Recruits Intake held at the RSM Hama Kim Parade Ground, Depot Nigerian Army, Zaria.

The ceremony brought together distinguished guests and senior military officers, including the Chief of Army Staff, the Commandant, Nigerian Defence Academy, the President of the Nigerian Army Officers' Wives Association (NAOWA), and other notable dignitaries.

The event marked the successful completion of military training by recruits who officially passed out as soldiers of the Nigerian Army. The ceremony featured the inspection of the parade by the Reviewing Officer, an impressive march-past by the recruits, and a captivating military band display, all of which demonstrated the discipline, professionalism, and preparedness of the newly trained soldiers.

A significant aspect of the event was the presentation of awards and prizes to outstanding recruits who distinguished themselves during the course of their training. The recognition served as encouragement for excellence and dedication to service.

The colourful and well-coordinated ceremony concluded with group photograph sessions, a luncheon for invited guests, and the departure of dignitaries and attendees.

The event emphasized the Nigerian Army's commitment to training and developing disciplined personnel capable of effectively carrying out their duties in service to the nation.

May Almighty God guide, protect, and strengthen these young soldiers as they faithfully serve the nation.

COURTESY VISIT BY MEMBERS OF STAFF AND PUPILS OF NDA STAFF SCHOOL, AFAKAAccompanied by some members of the association, ...
24/06/2026

COURTESY VISIT BY MEMBERS OF STAFF AND PUPILS OF NDA STAFF SCHOOL, AFAKA

Accompanied by some members of the association, the Coordinator, Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, received members of staff and pupils of NDA Staff School on a courtesy visit.

This visit which took place on the 17th of June, 2026 at the NDAOWA secretariat, was aimed at mapping out strategic measures to improve the academic standing of the school.

Discussions focused on identifying areas of support, ensuring appropriate staff qualifications, and promoting initiatives that will contribute to improved academic excellence and overall development of the school.

In her remarks, the Coordinator commended the commitment of the school management and staff towards educational advancement and reaffirmed the Association's willingness to support programmes that will positively impact the learning environment and academic performance of the pupils. She further stated that the primary level of education is an important stage where a solid foundation needs to be set without any compromise.

The headteacher of the school, Mrs Joy Kelechi Nwudo, expressed her appreciation for the warm reception and acknowledged all the salient points raised. She assured the Coordinator of the school's commitment to sustain collaborative efforts towards achieving greater educational success for NDA Staff School.

Highlights of the meeting was the presentation of souvenirs, signing of the visitor's register, and group photographs.

FROM THE DESK OF THE CO-ORDINATOR NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY OFFICERS WIVES ASSOCIATION, MRS ORITSESEYISAN ADEOLA OLATOYE.
23/06/2026

FROM THE DESK OF THE CO-ORDINATOR NIGERIAN DEFENCE ACADEMY OFFICERS WIVES ASSOCIATION, MRS ORITSESEYISAN ADEOLA OLATOYE.

NDA BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL AFAKA PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO THE NDAOWA CO-ORDINATOROn Wednesday, 10th June 2026, the comm...
17/06/2026

NDA BOARDING SECONDARY SCHOOL AFAKA PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO THE NDAOWA CO-ORDINATOR

On Wednesday, 10th June 2026, the commandant NDA Boarding Secondary School Lt. Col M.A Ahmadu and delegates paid a courtesy visit to the Co-ordinator of the Nigerian Defence Academy Officers' Wives Association (NDAOWA), Mrs Oritseseyisan Adeola Olatoye, at the NDAOWA Secretariat, Afaka.

The visit was aimed at strengthening the existing relationship between the school and NDAOWA, as well as exploring areas of collaboration geared towards the educational and social development of children within the NDA community. Discussions during the visit focused on matters of mutual interest, including educational support initiatives, student welfare, and opportunities for enhanced co-operation between both institutions.

The delegation expressed appreciation to the NDAOWA Co-ordinator for the warm reception and commended the association's continuous efforts in promoting the welfare of officers' and Soldiers families and supporting community development initiatives. In her response, Mrs Olatoye welcomed the delegation and reaffirmed NDAOWA's commitment to fostering partnerships that contribute positively to the growth and development of children and families within the Academy community.

The visit concluded with both parties expressing their willingness to sustain a cordial working relationship and collaborate on initiatives that will benefit the school community and the larger NDA family.

Highlights of the visit included the presentation of souvenirs and a group photograph session.

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