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Christopher Musa, Chief of Defence Staff, addresses Nigerians following an unintentional drone attack, urging against disparaging the military and emphasizing their commitment to ending insecurity in the nation.
In the aftermath of an unintentional drone attack in Tudun Biri community, Kaduna State, Chief of Defence Staff, Christopher Musa, took the opportunity to communicate directly with the Nigerian public. Speaking at the graduation of the Senior Executive Course 45 at the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS) in Kuru, near Jos, Musa passionately appealed to Nigerians not to criticize or disparage the military for the unfortunate incident.
Highlighting the gravity of the situation, Musa stressed that the drone attack was not intentional, underlining the military's primary duty to safeguard the lives of Nigerians. He acknowledged the responsibility bestowed upon the troops in addressing the prevailing insecurity across the country.
In his address, Musa conveyed a crucial message, asserting that the military's mission is to protect citizens and not harm them. He emphasized the importance of not demoralizing the troops, considering the challenges they face in tackling insecurity. Musa called on Nigerians to refrain from using this incident as a reason to diminish the morale of the armed forces.
Furthermore, the Chief of Defence Staff expressed the unwavering determination of the military to bring an end to all forms of insecurity currently afflicting the nation. This commitment serves as a reassurance to the public that despite setbacks, the military remains resolute in its pursuit of national security.
In essence, Christopher Musa's address sought to bridge understanding between the military and the citizens, fostering a sense of unity in the collective effort to overcome the challenges of insecurity in Nigeria.