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Justify pay rise with dedication, Army commander urges soldiers

An Army commander has urged troops to justify the Federal Government’s recent pay rise with renewed dedication, professionalism and commitment to duty. Read More: https://punchng.com/justify-pay-rise-with-dedication-army-commander-urges-soldiers/

Justify pay rise with dedication, Army commander urges soldiers

Maj.-Gen. Abubakar Wase, the General Officer Commanding (GOC) of 1 Division in the Nigerian Army, has urged soldiers to justify the recent pay rise by the Federal Government through increased dedication, professionalism, and commitment to their duties. Wase, who is also the Commander of Sector 1, Operation FANSAN YAMMA, made this appeal while speaking to troops of the 171 Battalion in Daura, Katsina State.

A statement from the Army Public Relations, 1 Division Nigerian Army, highlighted Wase's remarks. The pay rise, he noted, reflected the Federal Government's recognition of the sacrifices and selfless service of military personnel in safeguarding the country. Wase emphasized that this improved remuneration should serve as a motivation for troops to redouble their efforts in addressing security challenges and protecting the nation.

He reminded them that with greater remuneration comes increased responsibilities, urging them to remain vigilant, professional, and focused on the protection of civilians and military equipment. Wase also highlighted the Army's ongoing efforts to address the administrative and logistical needs of personnel to enhance operational efficiency.

He paid tribute to the Nigerian Army Soldiers' Wives Association (NASWA), acknowledging their indispensable support for military personnel. The GOC encouraged the wives to remain steadfast in their support, recognizing their role in contributing to the morale, psychological well-being, and operational effectiveness of their husbands.

The visit by Wase aimed to reinforce commitment to duty among troops and their families, promoting overall personnel welfare.

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