Nigeria’s First Female Fighter Pilot, Wins Top International Military Honors

Nigeria’s trailblazing fighter pilot, Flight Lieutenant Kafayat Sanni, has once again made the nation proud by clinching two major awards at the Ghana Armed Forces Command and Staff College (GAFCSC).

Sanni, who holds the distinction of being Nigeria’s first female fighter pilot, was honored as the Best Allied Student and also received the Best Assistant Commandant Paper award. She emerged top among an elite group of international military officers, showcasing exceptional performance and academic excellence.

The prestigious awards were presented during the GAFCSC graduation ceremony, which was graced by senior military leaders and dignitaries from several African countries. Her dual recognition stands as a powerful testament to her discipline, skill, and unwavering dedication.

Flight Lieutenant Sanni’s continued success not only strengthens Nigeria’s reputation in global military circles but also serves as a beacon of inspiration for young women aspiring to careers in aviation and defense.

The Nigerian Air Force has expressed deep pride in her achievement, emphasizing that her performance reflects the service’s commitment to nurturing exceptional talent capable of competing and excelling internationally.


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