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Alia hails Tinubu for approving army’s 5 Division headquarters Makurdi
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Alia hails Tinubu for approving army’s 5 Division headquarters Makurdi

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
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Gov. Hyacinth Alia has commended President Bola Tinubu for approving the Nigerian Army’s 5 Division Headquarters in Makurdi to boost security and stability nationwide.

Alia gave the commendation in a statement signed by Mr Tersoo Kula, his Chief Press Secretary and made available to newsmen in Makurdi.

The governor said the approval demonstrated Tinubu’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and addressing security challenges nationwide.

He stated that the new division, created through expansion of the Nigerian Army’s operational structure from eight to 12 divisions, would cover Benue, Nasarawa and Kogi states.

According to him, the division will strengthen military operations through improved command and control, quicker responses to security threats, and enhanced protection of lives and property regionally.

Alia expressed confidence that the development would complement his administration’s efforts to combat criminality, safeguard farming communities, and restore lasting peace in parts of Benue facing security challenges.

He also applauded Tinubu for approving the recruitment of 28,000 additional Nigerian Army personnel while sustaining investments in military equipment, troop welfare, and operational readiness across the country.

The governor said the measures reflected the President’s determination to build a well-equipped, highly motivated armed forces capable of safeguarding Nigeria’s sovereignty and protecting citizens from security threats.

Alia reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to collaborating with the Federal Government and security agencies toward achieving lasting peace, improved security, and sustainable development across Benue State for all.

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