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The Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede, has extended greetings to Nigerians and personnel of the Nigerian Armed Forces on Christmas Day, urging for unity, harmonious living, and a renewed dedication to the country’s development.

In a Christmas statement released on Wednesday, Oluyede mentioned that the well-being of staff continues to be a key focus for the Armed Forces command.

He mentioned that initiatives are being carried out to enhance the living and working environments, medical care, housing, and benefits for staff, along with assistance for the families of those who have passed away.

He stated, “Allow me to assure our staff that their well-being continues to be a primary concern and central emphasis of the leadership within the Armed Forces.”

To strengthen the abilities of Nigeria’s Armed Forces by increasing cooperation for a more powerful operational stance, backed by better welfare initiatives and effective management to ensure the Armed Forces uphold its essential military principles of protecting Nigeria’s sovereignty and development through a comprehensive government strategy.

We are strongly dedicated to enhancing the living and working environments for our staff and their families by offering improved welfare benefits, more efficient healthcare services, superior housing, prompt allowance payments, and ongoing assistance for the families of our deceased heroes.

The CDS honored the soldiers stationed in different areas of conflict, praising their bravery, orderliness, and expertise throughout the holiday period.

He stated that the country is indebted to them for their sacrifices in protecting Nigeria.

The CDS commended Nigerians for what he referred to as their strength, loyalty, and backing of the Armed Forces amid the security issues the nation is facing.

Oluyede stated that collaboration between the armed forces and the community continues to be essential for attaining lasting peace and safety.

I extend my deep gratitude to the honorable citizens of Nigeria for their strength, loyalty, and ongoing assistance to the Nigerian Armed Forces.

Despite the various security issues our country is facing, your strong faith in the Nigerian vision continues to be a crucial source of encouragement and inspiration for our soldiers.

“The trust, collaboration, and teamwork between the military and the public are essential for achieving lasting peace and security. I therefore pledge that the Nigerian Armed Forces will continue to be steadfast in our constitutional duty to protect Nigeria’s sovereignty, territorial unity, and democratic systems,” he stated.

In discussing the true meaning of Christmas, the defense leader stated that the holiday embodies love, sacrifice, hope, and renewal, providing a chance to reflect on our common humanity and collective duties as a country.

He stated, “As we commemorate this time of kindness, I call on every member of the Armed Forces to contemplate the lessons of Christ that embody peace, love, forgiveness, selflessness, and dedicated service. Everyone should maintain discipline, professionalism, and loyalty to the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. We must also keep upholding the principles of honor, integrity, and service to the country.”

I urge all Nigerians to take this holiday season to encourage peace, acceptance, and solidarity among different ethnic, religious, and cultural groups. Our variety is our power, and our shared determination is the basis for creating a safe, stable, and successful Nigeria.

He called on soldiers to maintain discipline, professionalism, and loyalty to the constitution, while embracing principles of honor, honesty, and dedication.

The CDS urged Nigerians to foster peace, acceptance, and solidarity among all groups, highlighting that diversity continues to be a national asset.

Oluyede also expressed gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for his backing of the military forces and urged ongoing cooperation between security organizations.

The communication arrives against the backdrop of continuous security issues in certain regions of the nation, where armed forces are engaged in multiple missions.

Provided by SyndiGate Media Inc.Syndigate.info).