Benue Governor Alia Lauds Military Peace Efforts

Alia commended the military, on Friday at regimental dinner night by the Nigerian Airforce (NAF), Tactical Air Command, Makurdi. 

The Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, has lauded the Nigerian military for their sacrifices in restoring and sustaining peace in the country, particularly in the state.

 

Alia commended the military, on Friday at regimental dinner night by the Nigerian Airforce (NAF), Tactical Air Command, Makurdi.

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Representing the governor at the event was Air Commodore Jacob Gbamwuan (RTD), Director General, Homeland Security, who described the military as the backbone of the nation’s security and strength.

 

He explained how that the NAF was shaping the battlespace, deterring adversary forces, and setting favourable conditions for surface forces to advance and operate.

 

“I must commend the giant strides and significant victories recorded by the Nigerian Air Forces in 2024.

 

“It is pertinent for us to honour our men and women who have served in different regions and capacities across the country as well as those who have endured tremendous hardship.

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“I recognise and appreciate the sacrifices of our gallant men and women who made the supreme sacrifice by dying in the line of duty.

 

“The peace, security, and stability we enjoy as a nation is a testament to their selfless, unflinching, and unwavering commitment to the unity and security of this great nation.

 

“Nevertheless, as you forge ahead in your careers, I implore you to remain resolute at all times,” he encouraged.

 

He further admonished military commanders at various levels to maintain the ethos, charisma, integrity, and leadership qualities required to enforce desired change needed as a military and as a nation.

 

He enjoined military commanders at various levels to maintain the ethos, charisma, integrity, and leadership qualities necessary to bring about the desired change needed as a military and as a nation.

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