The Minister of Defence, Mohammed Badaru, has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to eradicating insecurity in the South East region. Speaking during an operational visit to Enugu State, Badaru emphasized that the government is determined to tackle security challenges under the leadership of President Bola Tinubu.
In a statement issued on Saturday by the Defence Ministry’s spokesperson, Henshaw Ogbuike, Badaru highlighted the importance of a secure environment for fostering business growth and ensuring peace. “There is a renewed determination to intensify our efforts against all forms of insecurity under President Tinubu’s leadership,” Badaru stated.
The minister urged military personnel in the region to redouble their efforts in combating insecurity, noting that the president’s focus on security extends beyond any one region to encompass the entire country.
Badaru also pointed to significant progress made in the past year toward addressing security concerns, stressing the government’s ongoing efforts to maintain a safe and stable environment.
As part of his tour, Badaru visited Imo State, where he met with Governor Hope Uzodimma to express gratitude for his support of military operations. “We are determined to end insecurity in Nigeria,” Badaru affirmed during the visit.
He reiterated that the Ministry of Defence remains dedicated to creating a secure and peaceful environment that supports both business and community development in the South East.
