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The Nigerian Army has been urged by President Bola Tinubu to show unwavering resolve in the face of terrorism, insurgency, and other security concerns.
At the 2025 Nigerian Army Day celebration (NADCEL), Tinubu gave a speech in Kaduna on Sunday while accompanied by Vice-President Kashim Shettima.
Honoring the 162nd anniversary of the Nigerian Army, the event’s subject was “Developing the soldier first concept: Imperative for the Nigerian Army’s transformation drive.”
In addition to praising the army’s contribution to maintaining Nigeria’s independence since 1863, the president said the event was a moment for introspection and celebration in honor of those who had given their lives to protect Africa.
Nigeria still faces existential threats from separatist agitations, insurgency, banditry, and terrorism, he said.
“We must respond to these existential threats with unity, firmness, and unwavering resolve,” Tinubu stated.
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“The army’s timeless phrase, ‘no victor, no vanquished,’ reminded Nigerians of their common fate and ended the country’s civil war.”
He praised the army’s efforts to peacekeeping operations throughout Africa and other regions of the world, while also acknowledging the force’s ongoing reforms.
The president assured the troops that his government will support them and asked them to continue working with honor, discipline, and a sense of fairness.
Tinubu sent his sympathies to the families of the slain troops and praised Olufemi Oluyede, the chief of army staff (COAS), for his professionalism and leadership.
He continued by saying, “They have stood for principle and fought for reconciliation.”
