Tinubu hails Guards Brigade over Abuja security, environs

President Bola Tinubu has commended the Guards Brigade of the Nigerian Army for checkmating all security threats in the nation’s seat of power and his personal security.
Mr Tinubu gave the commendation at the elite guards’ West Africa Social Activities on Saturday in Abuja.
He said the presidential guard had displayed exceptional commitment to securing the seat of government, the Federal Capital Territory, and its environs during the year.
“I also appreciate the efforts of the commander, officers, and men of the Guards Brigade for always being willing to sacrifice an extra hour of hard work in planning and coordinating the presidential security duties.
“Your style in managing the security threat in the FCT has ensured the safety of not only the president, but that of other citizens, visitors, and diplomats. I, therefore, urge you to continue to be extraordinarily compassionate and empathetic in the conduct of your operations and to always strive for excellence in discharging your responsibilities.
“I say thank you for your dedication and commitment to security and securing lives and properties, and for sacrificing your today for our tomorrow,’’ he said.
The president also extended his appreciation to the personnel’s families for their overbearing support and understanding, which made it possible for them to dedicate the time required to perform various duties.
He expressed confidence that the brigade would always rise to the challenges of its duties and keep the army’s flag flying at all times.
According to him, the diversity of experience, skill, and talent of officers and soldiers of the brigade is an asset to the army and, indeed, the nation.
(NAN)
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