The lawmaker, however, said that given the rising trend of insecurity in the country, the officers and men of the military should not rest on their oars.
The United Nations and members of the diplomatic corps on Thursday joined Nigeria to pay tribute to fallen heroes at the Nigerian Armed Forces Remembrance Day.
He said that their patriotism and sacrifice helped to secure the country against external aggression and internal revolt.
According to Mr Abiodun, remembering the sacrifices of fallen heroes and caring for their families is the best way to keep their legacies alive.
Messrs Usman and Abba, popularly called Mallam Mamuda, were arraigned on 32-count charge bordering on terrorism and others.
Mr Abiodun urged citizens to support the government’s initiatives to promote peace and unity in the country.
The gesture was part of the activities to mark the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day.
The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Wednesday honoured the courage, selfless service and unwavering dedication of men and women of the military.
He attributed the relative peace in the state to the collaborative efforts between the government and security agencies.
‘‘They have helped in our safety and freedom as a nation.’’
