NASRE Congratulates Newly Appointed Service Chiefs, Urges Renewed Vigour In Securing The Nation

NASRE Congratulates Newly Appointed Service Chiefs, Urges Renewed Vigour In Securing The Nation

The Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for the appointment of new Service Chiefs, describing the decision as a necessary step toward repositioning Nigeria’s security architecture and restoring citizens’ confidence in the nation’s defence institutions.

In a statement signed by the National President, Femi Oyewale, the Association congratulated the new Chief of Defence Staff, Chief of Army Staff, Chief of Naval Staff, Chief of Air Staff, and Chief of Defence Intelligence. It charged them to bring fresh energy, strategic thinking, and measurable results to the task of safeguarding Nigeria’s territorial integrity and ensuring peace across all regions.

NASRE emphasized that Nigerians are yearning for visible improvement in security operations, especially in the fight against insurgency, kidnapping, banditry, oil theft, and other forms of organized crime. The new military leadership must therefore adopt intelligence-driven tactics, strengthen inter-agency collaboration, and rebuild the trust between security operatives and the citizens they serve.

The Association urged the new Service Chiefs to prioritize the welfare of officers and men in uniform, ensuring that those on the frontlines are adequately equipped, trained, and motivated. It also called for strict adherence to human rights principles in all operations to foster harmony between security agencies and civilian communities.

NASRE further noted that the renewed appointments should serve as a turning point for the nation’s armed forces to reinforce discipline, transparency, and accountability within their ranks. The editors stressed that leadership by example will not only inspire confidence among troops but also rebuild public faith in the military institution.

As a media body committed to the principles of responsible journalism and national development, NASRE reaffirmed its readiness to serve as a vital information bridge between security agencies and the general public. The Association said it is prepared to support the new Service Chiefs in ensuring clear communication of government policies, security updates, and public enlightenment initiatives that promote mutual understanding and confidence between the armed forces and Nigerians.

It pledged continuous support to the Nigerian government and security agencies through fair and factual reportage, while affirming that its members will continue to highlight efforts aimed at promoting peace, unity, and stability across the federation.

The statement concluded with a call to the new Service Chiefs to justify the confidence reposed in them by the President and the Nigerian people through outstanding performance, unwavering patriotism, and visible progress in the protection of lives and property nationwide.