The Digest:
General Christopher Musa, Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), has encouraged Nigerians to be grateful for the improvements in the country’s security situation. While responding to questions on Channels Television, he acknowledged significant progress in countering insecurity but noted that complete peace is a gradual process.
Key Points:
- CDS Gen Musa emphasized the importance of acknowledging progress in the fight against insecurity.
- Significant arrests include the capture of the son of Boko Haram's founder and Ansaru commanders.
- The CDS highlighted that security challenges cannot be resolved instantly and require long-term efforts.
- He reassured the public that Nigeria’s security forces are making giant strides toward controlling insurgencies.
- Insecurity has persisted in Nigeria for over 16 years, with no country entirely free of such challenges.
- General Musa stressed the importance of the Nigerian Armed Forces' detailed and strategic operations.
- Despite challenges, Gen Musa urged the public to remain hopeful and patient in the face of ongoing efforts.
While the security situation is far from perfect, Gen Musa's remarks offer a reminder that progress is being made, and Nigerians should remain thankful for the ongoing improvements in the fight against insecurity.
Sources: Daily Post Nigeria, Channels Television
