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Reps Minority Caucus pledges legislative support for Armed Forces

The FrontierThe FrontierJanuary 17, 2026 851 Minutes read0

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The Minority Caucus of the House of Representatives has pledged legislative support to government efforts at enhancing the welfare of the Armed Forces, while providing them the necessary measures at enhancing their professionalism.

In a message to members of the Armed Forces on the occasion of the 2026 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, the Caucus said as a caucus, it would support the government in ensuring that the armed forces have all what is needed to guarantee the safety of lives and properties of Nigerians, reports The Nation.

The statement was signed by Minority Leader, Kingsley Chinda, Minority Whip, Ali Isa J.C, Deputy Minority Leader, Aliyu Sani Madaki and Deputy Minority Whip, George Ozodinobi.

The statement reads: “On the occasion of this year’s Armed Forces Remembrance Day, the Minority Caucus in the House of Representatives salutes the sacrifices of our gallant soldiers who paid the ultimate prize; at various epochs for the sovereignty, and defence of our country.

“We also note that January 15th; which is marked yearly, to remember the exploits and contributions of past and present military officers and men to national security, gives every citizen the opportunity to have introspection and canvass for harmonious relationships, peaceful coexistence, and national cohesion of all, amid the growing security challenges.

“Given the rising trend of insecurity across the country, and cognisant of the courageous efforts of the armed forces in tackling, and addressing the menace, the Caucus wishes to admonish our officers and men not to rest on their oars. We like to reiterate that, they are assured of the prayers and good wishes of all Nigerians at all times, and in all situations.

“Conscious of the effects of insecurity on economic growth and national development, the Caucus urges the federal government to evolve necessary measures towards improving the welfare schemes of the armed forces, and the provision of enhanced security equipment, arms and ammunition that will enable the military to effectively and efficiently curtail, and possibly wipe out the purveyors of varied insecurity in the country.

“As a responsible and responsive group of lawmakers, the Caucus pledges to pursue legislative actions; where and when necessary towards ensuring that the armed forces have all that is needed to guarantee the safety of lives and properties of Nigerians.”

 

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