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2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by Debater(op): 3:55pm On Dec 23, 2022
Ahead of the 2023 general elections, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Faruk Yahaya has disclosed that the Nigerian Army is focused on attaining the marching order of President Muhamnadu Buhari to improve the security situation in the country so that he (Buhari) can hand over a better nation to his successor

Speaking at the graduation ceremony of 231 trainees of the 2nd batch of NAOWA Youth Development Project in Abuja,, the COAS said, “Now our security situation is improving and we are not relenting. The marching order, of Mr President, is for us to improve the security situation so that he can hand over a nation better secured.

“That is why we are marching on along with other security agencies. You can see the results and there will be no letdown. All hands are on deck.

“Coupled with the equipment and other enabled weaponry provided by Mr President, and the commitment of the Nigerian army in particular which I command, the cooperation of other security agencies and also the cooperation of the good people of Nigeria who are now keying in and giving valid information, which is key in our operation’s, these security challenges will soon be a thing of the past

Gen Yahaya pointed out that “with the support of all good and well-meaning Nigerians, we will even improve on the security situation and set the stage for the conduct of a peaceful 2023 general elections adding, “We are almost there”.

On the youth project, he said, “From NAOWA perspective, you’ve given a lot of investments to these people. First and foremost, it will help the Barrack community and beyond the barrack community.

“Already the training programme is helping the Barrack community because by engaging them, you are keeping them of crime. You are keeping them off being idols. You are engaging the youth. And once they’re engaged, what you have is a crime-free Barrack.

Now, the priority for me, is what should other well-meaning organizations, and individuals learn from this? What they should learn is that we must all invest in our youths. They are the future. They are the leaders of tomorrow.

“And as such, it is mandatory that we invest in them. It is mandatory that we develop them. There is nothing as important as human capital development and that is what NAOWA is doing”.

Earlier in her address, the President of NAOWA, Mrs Salamatu Yahaya, said the empowerment of the second batch of trainees would reduce crime in the barracks and the society at large.

She disclosed that she felt proud of herself and the NAOWA over the empowerment noting that would go a long way in engaging the youths in the barracks thereby taking them off idleness and criminality.

Mrs Yahaya called on other well-meaning Nigerians and organisations to invest in the youth who she said were the leaders of tomorrow saying, “There is nothing like human capital development and what we are doing is human capital development.

Her words “The NAOWA Youth development project was initiated to positively engage youths in the barracks by committing them to positive learning activities in the areas of information and communications technology and entrepreneurial skills that would enhance their career and academic pursuits as well as their productivity in various spheres of life.

“At commencement, this programme was designed for undergraduate youths of public universities who were at home at that period due to the industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Union of Nigerian Universities.

“However, based on the number of youths who showed interest in the programme, it was expanded to accommodate Secondary School Certificate holders who are yet to secure admission into higher institutions of learning.

She said the training programme for the barracks youth was key to the development of the barracks community, with the NAOWA being central to the actualization of that dream.

“What we have just witnessed today is the graduation of our youths in the barracks with 231 of them trained in various skills by NAOWA.

“These are males and females who have graduated from secondary schools. Instead of leaving them idle, we decided to empower them so that they become useful to themselves and society. You know an idle mind is the devil’s workshop”

Re: 2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by dahmie2013: 3:56pm On Dec 23, 2022
Please do o...
Re: 2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by God1000(m): 3:57pm On Dec 23, 2022
Indeed, continue deceiving yourself
Re: 2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by Debater(op): 4:01pm On Dec 23, 2022
God1000:
Indeed, continue deceiving yourself
Bros I feel your pain
Calm down smiley
It's news
Re: 2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by Urheadmaster(m): 4:03pm On Dec 23, 2022
Buhari lives in another planet.

I don't think he is referring to Nigeria.

The departed souls of southern Kaduna citizens killed by is terrorists uncles will torment buhari till eternity tongue
Debater:
Bros I feel your pain
Calm down smiley
It's news
Re: 2023: Buhari’ll Hand Over A Secured Nation To Nigerians — Army Chief by SpecialAdviser(m): 4:04pm On Dec 23, 2022
Another mumu talk for zombies as usual
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