“Defence Minister Urges Continued National Prayer for Security Solutions”

The Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru, has called upon all Nigerians to maintain their prayers for the resolution of the country’s security challenges. Badaru made this appeal during a meeting in Abuja on Thursday, where he received a delegation led by Jigawa state Governor, Malam Umar Namadi.

The delegation, consisting of traditional leaders, religious figures, members of the business community, and public office holders, conveyed their congratulations and unwavering support for the Minister.

Badaru, in his address to the attendees, acknowledged the complexity of the security issues and various aspects of national development. He stressed the importance of seeking divine intervention, recognizing that the challenges at hand were intricate and required divine guidance for success.

While acknowledging the enormity of the task ahead, Minister Badaru expressed the resolute determination of his team to overcome these challenges. He appealed to all Nigerians for their support, including their prayers, in the quest to establish lasting peace and stability in the nation.

Governor Namadi of Jigawa State, who led the delegation, reiterated their congratulations and unwavering support for the Minister. He emphasized that their visit was not only to convey congratulations but also to offer their prayers for his success.

Governor Namadi highlighted the Minister’s previous achievements as the Governor of Jigawa State and extended their prayers for similar, if not greater, accomplishments in his new role as the Minister of Defence.

Furthermore, Namadi reminded the Minister of the high expectations held by Nigerians for him to prioritize and effectively address the issue of insecurity across the nation. He emphasized that success in this endeavor would positively impact every facet of the nation. He also pointed to the peaceful atmosphere in Jigawa State as evidence of the need for the Minister’s assistance in ensuring peace and security throughout the country.

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