Buhari Charged Military Graduands to Play Role to End Insecurity


Olayemi Esan

President Muhammadu Buhari has restated the political will of his administration towards strengthening multilateral cooperations in the Lake Chad region to defeat trans-border crimes plaguing the nations.

The president stated this in a message to the graduation ceremony of the 43rd Course participants of the Command and Staff College, Jaji, Kaduna State through the Special Guest of honor to the ceremony, who was represented by the Minister of Defence Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi (retd) who expressed optimism that asymmetric threats are surmountable if African countries work together within a clearly defined joint operational environment.

While reflecting on the national security challenges, the president said his administration is employing new tactics and deploying state powers to promote peace and tranquility in the country.

The Commander-in-Chief told the two hundred and twenty six grandaunts of the AFCSC to justify huge investments expended on them by adding values to the counter-insurgency and anti – banditry operations pointing out that to whom much is given much is expected.

He therefore urged the graduands of the forty- eight weeks intensive training to be good ambassadors of the forty years old tri- service institution. 

The President reminded them that graduation is a clarion call to taking up higher duty in service to their fatherland. 

The Special guest lauded what he called milestone achievements and pivotal roles; the esteemed military institution is playing in raising the bar of robust professional competences of the armed forces of the various nations.

The Commandant Armed Forces Command and Staff College Air Vice Marshal Ebenezer Alade who had earlier conferred the prestigious title of the Pass Staff Course, PSC on the graduands said they are found worthy in characters, learning and professionalism.

The Armed Forces Command and Staff College which has the Minister of Defence Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi (retired) as Chairman of the Seven-man board membership was established in 1976 and has over the years of its existence attained high level developmental strides and acquired international status as a reputable citadel of Military institution in African sub – region.

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