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NASPRI Introduces Artificial Intelligence In Information Management, Fact Checking To Participants Of Strategic Communication Course 

Saint AugustineBy Saint AugustineApril 12, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Acting Commandant, Nigerian Army School of Public Relations and Information, NASPRI, Lt. Col. Adamu Ngulde has disclosed to the participants of Strategic Communication Course to prepare to further enhance their knowledge on Artificial Intelligence in Information Management and Fact Checking as part of the courses lined up for their training. 

He made this known on Friday 11 April, 2025 during the inauguration ceremony of the second quarter courses 2025 at the Lt. Gen. Taoreed Lagbaja auditorium in Muhammadu Buhari Cantonment, Giri, Abuja.

The acting Commandant further stated that the School is collaborating with the Faculty of Communication and Media Studies, University of Abuja and Prof. Ishaq Oyebisi Oyefolahan, Research Professor, Africa Centre of Excellence on Technology Enhanced Learning, ACETEL to train them on current trends in the field of Strategic Communication.

He also said that in modern public relations, Strategic Communication is essential for aligning military messaging and narratives with national interest, managing public perception, and countering misinformation in both peace and conflict situations. 

Similarly, he also reminded students of A1 Photojournalism Course the vital role photographs play in documenting military activities, telling authentic visual stories that shape public trust and boost morale while graphic design and printing ensures that communication materials are not only informative but also visually compelling and professionally delivered. 

Assuring them that NASPRI will provide a well package training for all students in line with their various courses.

Lt. Col. Ngulde expressed gratitude to the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Olufemi Oluyede for his unwavering support to the Directorate of Army Public Relations and NASPRI which has been instrumental in sustaining the standard the school upheld today. He also extended appreciation to the Commander TRADOC, NA, Maj. Gen. Kelvin Aligbe and the Chief of Training (Army), Maj. Gen. AS Ndalolo for their continuous guidance and support throughout the training year.

Earlier, the Acting Chief Instructor of the school, Maj. Tonye Wenke while reading out the course expectations, stated that courses are prerequisite for career progression and service delivery and the students are therefore expected to meet up with the training objectives of the school as they will be tutored in many subjects which will equip them with the skills in handling the 5th Generation Warfare, which is information based. 

He admonished them to settle down quickly and ensure that they put themselves in the right frame of mind to effectively key into the training activities earmarked for the courses.

Maj. Wenke also reminded the students on the need to acquaint themselves with the Standard Operating Procedure, SOP of NASPRI and exhibit the highest standard of discipline required of military personnel as all acts of indiscipline will not be tolerated.

A total of 76 students assembled for the second quarter 2025 courses comprising of 16 Senior Officers for the Strategic Communication Course, A1 photojournalism and X3 Graphics Design and Printing.

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Lt. Col. Adamu Ngulde Maj. Tonye Wenke Nigerian Army School of Public Relations and Information
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