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David Dyenaan David Makes History as the First Child to Visit NNS Centenary Ship in Calabar

CALABAR, September 7, 2016 - In a historic moment that will be etched in the annals of maritime history, young David Dyenaan David, the son of Engr. Charles David Tanko, became the first child to set foot on the NNS Centenary Ship as it berthed in Calabar today. The visit was not only a memorable experience for young David but also a significant event for the Nigerian Navy and the local community.

The NNS Centenary Ship, a symbol of Nigeria's naval prowess, has been a source of fascination for both young and old since its commissioning. Its arrival in Calabar drew crowds of onlookers eager to catch a glimpse of the massive vessel, but it was David's visit that stole the spotlight.

Accompanied by his proud father, Engr. Charles David Tanko, David boarded the ship as it rested in the calm waters of the Calabar Harbor. The commanding presence of the vessel was awe-inspiring, even for the seasoned naval officers on board.

Captain Aminu, the commanding officer of the NNS Centenary Ship, personally welcomed young David on board. In a touching gesture, Captain Aminu presented David with a special medal to commemorate this historic visit. The medal, adorned with the ship's emblem, symbolized David's unique connection to the NNS Centenary Ship.

"This is a momentous occasion for us," Captain Aminu remarked. "David's visit signifies the future of our navy, and we are honored to have him as our first young guest."

Engr. Charles David Tanko expressed his gratitude for the warm reception they received. "I am immensely proud of my son, David, and I thank the Nigerian Navy for this remarkable opportunity. It is a day we will cherish forever."
The visit not only provided David with a rare educational experience but also served as an inspiration for other young Nigerians interested in maritime careers. It showcased the Nigerian Navy's commitment to engaging with the community and fostering a sense of pride and ownership in its operations.

As David disembarked from the NNS Centenary Ship, he did so with the knowledge that he had become a part of Nigerian naval history. His visit was a testament to the power of dreams and the importance of nurturing the aspirations of the youth.

In years to come, David Dyenaan David's name will be remembered as the first child to set foot on the NNS Centenary Ship, leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of all who witnessed this historic day in Calabar.

This momentous event serves as a reminder that the future of Nigeria's maritime industry lies in the hands of its young and ambitious citizens like David Dyenaan David.

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