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We willingly lay down our lives to our nation, CDS reminds citizens at Easter

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By Linus Aleke, Abuja

The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen Christopher Gwabin Musa, has reminded Nigerians that the Armed Forces of Nigeria, willingly lay down their lives in service to their nation, especially during challenging times when collective support is crucial in tackling security challenges.

Gen. Musa in his Easter message to the troops of Armed Forces and Nigerians at large, noted that Easter serves as a poignant reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by Jesus Christ.

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He added that sacrifice and courage are at the core of their professional calling.

According to him, “As we gather once again to celebrate Easter, I am filled with profound gratitude to Almighty God for granting us the opportunity to come together in reflection and joy. Easter serves as a poignant reminder of the ultimate sacrifice made by Jesus Christ. His selfless act underscores the importance of sacrifice, both individually and collectively. It is a time for us to acknowledge the immense love and care bestowed upon us by God year after year.

“In the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN), sacrifice and courage are at the core of our professional calling. We willingly lay down our lives in service to our nation, especially during challenging times when collective support is crucial in tackling security challenges. Despite the challenges we face as a nation, the message of Easter brings hope. Just as darkness gives way to light, we must remain steadfast in our resolve to overcome obstacles and strive for a brighter future”.

The CDS, urged all members of the AFN to embody his message of hope, courage, and resilience, stressing that their dedication and unwavering commitment to securing the nation are commendable and deeply appreciated.

“As Chief of Defence Staff, I am committed to nurturing an Armed Forces that honors the sacrifices of our fallen heroes. Let us remember those who have paid the ultimate price, including those who recently lost their lives on a peace mission in Delta State.
I invite all Nigerians to join me in prayer for the souls of our fallen heroes and for strength for their grieving families. Their sacrifices will never be forgotten, and their memories will always be cherished,” he said.

He specifically appreciated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his leadership and unwavering support, particularly during recent tragedy and loss of our gallant officers and men in Delta state.

“In closing, I extend warm Easter greetings to all who celebrate. May this Easter season be filled with blessings, hope, and renewed strength,” he concluded.

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