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Defence Space Administration (Nigeria)

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The Defence Space Administration, DSA, is a tri-service space research and development agency operating under Nigeria's Ministry of Defence. It is tasked with providing resilient space based capabilities, satellite communication, and geospatial intelligence to the Armed Forces of Nigeria and other national security agencies, and it draws its personnel from all three branches of the Nigerian military.

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Agency Type
tri-service space research and development agency under the Ministry of Defence 1
Founded Year
2014 1
Headquarters
Obasanjo Space Centre, Lugbe, Airport Road, Abuja, Nigeria 1
Head
Major General Philip O. Ilodibia 1
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Source Wikipedia: Defence Space Administration (Nigeria)Lead paragraph of the cited Wikipedia article
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The Defence Space Administration (DSA) is a tri-service space research and development agency under the Ministry of Defence of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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1. Wikipedia: Defence Space Administration (Nigeria)
  • Opening paragraph
    a tri-service space research and development agency under the Ministry of Defence
  • History section
    The agency was originally established on 09th of October 2014 as the Defence Space Agency.
  • Agency overview infobox
    Obasanjo Space Centre, Lugbe, Airport Road, Abuja, Nigeria
  • Agency overview infobox [head]
    Major General Philip O. Ilodibia., Chief of Defence Space Administration (CDSA)
  • In Group: Nigerian Space Agencies and Companies, Lead sentence
    The Defence Space Administration (DSA) is a tri-service space research and development agency under the Ministry of Defence of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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