Humanitarian Minster Dr Doro congratulates Defence Minister, Gen Musa on his appointment

By Golok Nanmwa,Jos

Minister for Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction Dr Bernard Mohammed Doro has congratulated the newly appointed Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa rtd on his appointment by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and confirmation by the Senate.

Doro in a congratulatory statement made available to reporters in Jos on Sunday said General Musa’s appointment was a good choice for the country at this time.

The statement reads that ” I extend my warmest congratulations to Gen. Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd) on his nomination, confirmation and swearing-in as the Honourable Minister of Defence by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR.

This appointment is a clear reflection of the President’s keen ability to recognise exceptional talent and to place individuals in positions where their experience and character will best serve the national interest.

The statement further reads that “In choosing General Musa, Mr. President has once again demonstrated his commitment to strengthening key institutions with men and women who have proven their dedication to Nigeria.”

General Musa’s record of service speaks for itself.

” He is a disciplined officer, a strategist and a patriot whose leadership is certain to bring renewed vigour to our nation’s defence architecture

“I am confident that his presence at the helm will contribute significantly to reducing the insecurity that has affected communities across our country.

As Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Reduction, I look forward to close collaboration with the Ministry of Defence and other relevant agencies. Working together, we will advance the Renewed Hope Agenda and ensure a safer, more stable environment where Nigerians can rebuild livelihoods, pursue opportunities and live with dignity.

I warmly congratulate General Musa once again and wish him great success in this important national assignment.

His appointment is good for the country, timely for the moment and reassuring for all who desire a more secure Nigeria