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Tinubu Applauds Senate Over Rapid Confirmation of Defence Minister

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed his appreciation to the Nigerian Senate for promptly confirming General Christopher Musa (rtd.) as the country’s new Minister of Defence. The President described the approval as a significant step toward strengthening Nigeria’s national security apparatus.

Speaking on the appointment, Tinubu emphasized that the selection of General Musa comes at a critical time when the nation requires experienced leadership to address evolving security challenges across its regions. He noted that the former military officer’s extensive experience would be invaluable in coordinating defence strategies.

The President also highlighted the importance of synergy between the executive and legislative arms of government in ensuring the swift appointment of key officials. He described the Senate’s cooperation as a demonstration of their commitment to national stability and progress.

In conclusion, Tinubu urged all Nigerians to support the new Defence Minister in his mission to bolster the country’s security framework. He called on stakeholders and citizens alike to work together to foster peace and safeguard the nation’s territorial integrity.

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