Nigeria will purchase 43 TB-2 UAVs from Turkey.

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The pride of Turkish aviation history, Bayraktar TB2, has once again showcased its success on the international stage. The Nigerian Army announced its plan to purchase 43 Bayraktar TB2 UAVs to strengthen operations in the North-West during a ceremony held in the capital, Abuja.

Bayraktar TB2, which holds the titles of "Turkey's first national armed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)" and "the most preferred UAV by the most countries," has set a new record by exceeding 1 million flight hours, while the Nigerian government decided to purchase six Turkish-made Bayraktar TB2 armed unmanned aerial vehicles upon the request of the Ministry of Defense.

ANNOUNCED AT THE CEREMONY IN THE CAPITAL ABUJA

According to a report shared by The Whistler newspaper, Major General U.G. Ogeleka, speaking at a ceremony held in Nigeria's capital Abuja, announced that the acquisition of 43 Bayraktar TB2 UAVs is planned to enhance operational capability in the North-West region.

"OUR SOLDIERS RECEIVED SPECIAL TRAINING IN TURKEY"

Major General U.G. Ogeleka stated that a group consisting of 35 officers and 11 soldiers from the Nigerian Army received special training in Turkey on the use and maintenance of Bayraktar TB2 unmanned aerial vehicles.

Among the 46 professionals who completed the training are 7 mission operators, 23 engineers and technicians, and 14 multi-pilot aircraft pilots. The Major General also emphasized that this initiative, called "Project Guardian," aims to enhance the effectiveness of military operations against insurgency and other security issues in the region.