The Air Chief also inspected work on ongoing water treatment plant, classroom blocks, five hundred sitting capacity blocks, regiment training center, students dining hall among others.
Abubakar explained that the force would use its air assets to complement ongoing fight against terrorists to ensure security of the country.
He pointed out that out of the 22 inducted aircraft, 10 were in Kaduna, while 32 student pilots were currently undergoing training to boost NAF operations with a view to repositioning the force into a highly professional service.
The air chief disclosed that they had worked hard to ensure that a number of grounded aircrafts were back into flying status, stressing that the force was expecting to acquire additional aircrafts including 12 Tucano from the United States.
He noted that apart from having the right structure and platforms to restructure the force into a professional service, the force had provided adequate training to personnel and enhanced their welfare for effective performance.
“The regiment training center has become a center of excellence because acquiring aircraft without a force protection capability might not translate into much, and that is why we have given regiment training topmost priority.
“I am very excited that we have made substantial progress in terms of training regiment personnel into force protection elements and special forces,” he said.
Abubakar said that special forces had been deployed to some parts of the country to ensure security, adding that 250 ere in Zamfara and about 300 in Benue.
Earlier, Air Officer Commanding Ground Training Command, AVM Idi Amin said the current leadership of the force had ensured conducive atmosphere for the training and welfare of personnel of the force.
He assured that the personnel would rededicate themselves to duty to justify their mandate toward meeting up with current demands of security challenges.
