The Coalition of Civil Society for Promotion of Human Rights (CCPHR) has commended President Bola Tinubu and the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Gwabin Musa, for their proactive measures in addressing Nigeria’s security challenges.
In a statement issued in Abuja on Thursday, CCPHR National Coordinator, Dr. Amana Moses Amana, praised the duo for driving significant progress in combating terrorism and other threats. Amana noted that their efforts have inspired confidence and are fostering greater collaboration across Nigeria’s security architecture.
“Since President Tinubu appointed General Christopher Musa as CDS, the military has achieved remarkable success, prioritizing joint operations and fostering a unified approach among the Armed Forces,” Amana said.
The Coalition highlighted notable milestones, including the elimination of over 8,000 terrorists, the arrest of 11,623 suspects, and the rescue of 6,376 hostages in 2024. It also acknowledged strides in safeguarding Nigeria’s oil production, achieving 99% of the OPEC production quota for the first time in years.
The statement emphasized the importance of public support and collaboration in sustaining these gains, urging Nigerians to rally behind the Armed Forces in their mission to secure the nation’s peace and stability.
