Nigerian Armed Forces Will Fare Better Under New CDS, Service Chiefs – Bebeyi
The Nigerian Armed Forces are in better hands and will definitely fare better under the leadership of the newly appointed Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor and the Service Chiefs, in view of their well-known professional pedigree and antecedence.
This view was shared by an Abuja based international businessman and entrepreneur, Prince Emmanuel Ade Bebeyi, in a chat with Nigerian Security Digest. He admonished Nigerians to always support and appreciate the Nigerian Armed Forces for the numerous sacrifices they are making daily to protect our country from the many internal security challenges confronting the country.
According to Bebeyi, the Nigerian military have shown enough commitment and determination in carrying out their constitutional responsibility of defending Nigeria’s territorial integrity; Nigerians must therefore begin to appreciate this fact and show our gallant military the respect and support they deserve.
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“Based on many years of interaction with the Nigerian Armed Forces, I honestly believe that they are currently doing the best they can with what they have. We must take into consideration the challenges they have faced, and have to overcome.
The Nigerian military especially under the leadership of the current Chief of Defence Staff, Gen Lucky Irabor, and the Service Chiefs, are without doubt very professional and are really doing their best, bearing in mind the numerous security challenges facing the country today”.
Prince Bebeyi who is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Bebeyi Merchants Limited, extolled the leadership qualities of the current Chief of Defence Staff and the Service Chiefs, noting that the Nigerian military will definitely see new initiative in the areas of training, logistics, infrastructural development, troops accommodation, medical supplies, uniforms and accessories/accoutrement, and general welfare of troops.
He urged Nigerians to stop politicizing security issues as that will only compound our problems. The best thing Nigerian people should do, according to him is to support and appreciate the patriotism and gallantry of the Nigerian troops.
