The Commanding Officer, Training Battalion, Nigerian Armed Forces Resettlement Centre (NAFRC), Lt. Col. Y. Adamu, has congratulated participants and veterans of the ongoing course as they proceed on their course break and final Industrial Training (IT). Lt. Col. Adamu, in a goodwill message, commended the participants for their patience, discipline, resilience and commitment throughout their stay at NAFRC noting that their dedication to the demanding training programme reflected their determination to acquire new skills and prepare meaningfully for life after service. He expressed confidence that the knowledge and experience acquired during the course would equip them with valuable skills, practical exposure and fresh ideas for their post-retirement endeavours. According to him, the training had provided participants with an opportunity to explore new areas of interest, strengthen their capabilities and build a solid foundation for future personal and professional development. He urged them to make the most of the IT period by applying the lessons learned in the classroom to real-life work environments. He encouraged them to remain disciplined, punctual, humble and willing to learn, stressing that the experience would further broaden their understanding and enhance their readiness for productive engagement after completing the programme. He also advised the participants to uphold the good reputation of NAFRC wherever they found themselves and to maintain the values of integrity, responsibility and teamwork instilled in them during the course. While praying for God's guidance, protection and blessings upon the participants and their families, Lt. Col. Adamu urged them to remain safety-conscious throughout the break and training period. He reminded them to keep in touch with the Centre and to return as scheduled for the next phase of the programme. He said the NAFRC community would miss them and expressed hope of welcoming them back in good health, renewed strength and with greater accomplishments. He added that their progress and success would remain a source of pride to the Centre and the Armed Forces community. He wished the participants a safe, successful and rewarding Industrial Training period, urging them to approach the opportunity with seriousness, enthusiasm and a strong commitment to excellence.