Senate committee lauds troops for gallantry, sacrifices in North-East

The Senate Committee on Army has commended the troops of Operation Hadin Kai for their gallantry, resilience, and dedication in the ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the North-East.
The chairman of the committee, Abdulaziz Yar’adua, gave the commendation on Tuesday during an oversight visit to the Headquarters Theatre Command, OPHK, at Maimalari Cantonment in Maiduguri.
He said the visit was in line with the National Assembly’s constitutional responsibility to ensure accountability in the utilisation of funds appropriated to the Nigerian Army.
Mr Yar’adua commended the troops for their selfless service and sacrifices in the face of persistent security challenges in the region.
“We are here to express our deep appreciation to the gallant troops of Operation Hadin Kai. Your unwavering courage and commitment to the defence of our country are not going unnoticed,” he said.
The chairman also commended President Bola Tinubu for his continued support to the military, assuring that the committee would work to sustain funding for operational logistics and troop welfare.
He promised that key observations and requests made during the visit would be presented to the appropriate authorities for urgent consideration.
Theatre commander Abdulsalam Abubakar described the visit as a strong morale booster for the troops and a reflection of the Senate’s concern for national security and the welfare of soldiers.
“Your presence here today shows a true understanding of the realities we face on the ground and your willingness to support the troops who are putting their lives on the line daily,” he said.
He reaffirmed the resolve of troops under Operation Hadin Kai to remain professional and committed to the final defeat of terrorism and restoration of lasting peace in the North-East.
The visit featured a series of engagements, including operational briefings, inspection of ongoing projects, signing of the visitor’s register, and group photographs.
(NAN)
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