Appointments in Armed 190 Forces. (1) The President shall, after consulting the National Security Council, appoint: (a) (b) (c) the Chief of Defence Staff of the Armed Forces; the Armed Forces Chief of Staff; the commanders of the Army, the Navy and the Air Force. (2) A person shall not be qualified for appointment in accordance with subsection(1) if he or she is not a citizen of The Gambia or if he or she holds the citizenship or nationality of any other country (3) The President may, after consulting the National Security council, remove from office the Chief of Defence staff, the Armed Forces Chief of staff, or the Commander of the Army, the Navy or the Air Force. (4) The President may, after consulting the Armed Forces Council, appoint the commanders of any formation or unit of the Armed Forces. (5) The President shall, in accordance with the advice of the Armed Forces Council, grant commissions in the Armed Forces. PART II . NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY National intelligence Agency 191 (1) There shall be a National Intelligence Agency which shall be under the command of the President. (2) Subject to any Act of the National Assembly and the provisions of this Constitution, the National Intelligence Agency shall be governed by the National intelligence Agency Decree, 1995.