He said the enduring relationship between Nigeria and France reflected their shared commitment to advancing regional and global peace, security and stability.
Addressing the troops, Mr Oluyede commended their resilience and courage.
The cleric spoke shortly after a Palm Sunday Mass at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in Akure.
Mr Oluyede argued that it is important to allow terrorists to repent on their own volition rather than killing them.
He expressed optimism that the relationship between both countries would continue to grow stronger.
She encouraged the senior citizens to maintain healthy lifestyles, remain active, and nurture both body and mind.
The CDS noted that many chronic ailments and specialised consultations expected to be covered under the NHIA framework remained inadequately addressed.
Mr Abbas said that the security challenges evolve rapidly, testing the nation’s institutions.
Mr Mensah said it was a tough game that required resilience.
Ms Ozolua said she witnessed first-hand the sacrifices of soldiers and devastation of communities in the region.
