CDS Musa Links Rising Insecurity to Weakening Family Values in Nigeria
Chief Defence Staff (CDS) Christopher Musa highlighted the link between weakening family values and rising insecurity in Nigeria during the closing ceremony of Exercise Haske Biyu at the Armed Forces Command Staff College in Kaduna. Musa stressed the importance of restoring family values to address the nation's security challenges, emphasizing discipline, respect, and love in child-rearing for nurturing responsible citizens.
He noted that a strong family structure is essential for community well-being and that the erosion of family values contributes to insecurity. Musa urged for a focus on instilling moral resilience and civic responsibility within families to combat security threats effectively.
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