From: Femi Oyelola in Kaduna
The Tinubu-Uba Leadership Network (TULN) has commended the Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa Gwabin, for his dedicated collaboration with the National Assembly and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
In a statement signed by Adeosun Olayinka, Public Relations Officer; Husseini Modibbo, Vice Chairman; and Emmanuel Bagu, Director of Strategy and Mobilization, TULN praised General Musa’s strategic partnership with the legislature and his efforts to reposition the Armed Forces as a symbol of national pride, cohesion, and professionalism.
The recent inauguration of key Defence Headquarters projects in Abuja was attended by the Speaker of the 10th House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Dr. Tajudeen Abbas, as the Special Guest of Honour.
The newly commissioned facilities include officers’ accommodations, the Niger Barracks Extension, and a link road connecting major military installations.
Dr. Abbas emphasized the need for a holistic approach to security, integrating military strength with political will, community engagement, and social justice.
TULN noted that General Musa’s leadership style has redefined civil-military collaboration, enhanced public confidence, and fostered synergy between security institutions and democratic bodies.
“General Christopher Musa is not only leading the Nigerian Armed Forces with courage and discipline but also restoring a sense of national duty among service members,” the statement added.
The Network urged Nigerians to acknowledge the selfless service and sacrifices of the nation’s Armed Forces while supporting ongoing reforms aimed at consolidating peace and stability across the country.
“The Nigerian military, under General Musa, represents a new frontier of hope—one that values the lives of citizens, protects the unity of our nation, and aligns fully with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope vision, as well as Governor Uba Sani’s SUSTAIN Agenda for inclusive security and development,” stated TULN.
TULN reaffirmed its commitment to promoting national cohesion, intergovernmental cooperation, and citizen trust in the Armed Forces and other state institutions, asserting that national patriotism must remain a priority above partisan interests during this pivotal phase of Nigeria’s democratic journey.
