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Independence: Group lauds military for national unity

The Armed Forces have been commended for their unifying roles as Nigeria marks 62 years of nationhood.

The Unity Advocacy Group (UAG) in a goodwill message to mark the Independence Day celebration, lauded the the ‘noble role’ of the military, adding that t”he sacrifices of Officers and men of the AFN have been a major factor that keeps binding the country together”.

The statement signed by the Convener of the group, Ifeanyi Aigbedion, observed that “the current security challenges in the country further reveal the level of sacrifices the military will make to strengthen national unity”.

The group urged Nigerians not to despair over the security challenges currently bedeviling the country.

It noted that the promise by the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Lucky Irabor that Nigerians will soon rejoice over the security disposition is coming to pass with massive successes in the various theatres of operations.

According to the statement, “President Muhammadu Buhari even confirmed the successes of ongoing military operations recently, we are proud of what our military is doing across the country. Bandits, terrorists and economic saboteurs have received the message that Nigeria is not safe for them. That is why you see them surrendering en-mass.

“Most importantly, we at UAG are glad that the Chief of Defence Staff has personally taken interest in the anti-bunkering operations in the Niger Delta region and other oil producing areas.

“As we mark 62 years of nationhood, we have no option but to come together and fight the enemies of the country. Those who don’t want us to live in peace must reap reward for the evil seed they sow.

“We at UAG wish the CDS and entire Armed Forces of Nigeria a happy Independence celebration”.

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