President Bola Tinubu has urged the Nigerian Armed Forces to confront insurgents and terrorists with renewed vigour, warning that their objective is to derail his administration’s reforms and plunge the country into economic chaos.
President Tinubu, represented by Senate President Godswill Akpabio, delivered the message on Saturday at the combined passing-out parade of the 72 Regular Course (Army, Navy and Air Force), Short Service Course and Branch
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He praised recent reforms at the Academy, including the overhaul of training curricula to reflect contemporary operational realities.
The president said the graduating officers were stepping into service at a time when the survival of the Nigerian state and its economy depended heavily on the military’s ability to protect critical assets, farmers, and vital trade corridors.
A total of 472 cadets were commissioned into the Armed Forces—218 into the Army, 135 into the Navy and 119 into the Air Force. Six cadets received awards for exceptional performance in academics, military training and extracurricular activities.
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