By Gyeyock Dauda
Commandant-General, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Abdullahi Gana Muhammadu, has observed that for Nigerians to come out of the present economic recession, they must imbibe the spirit of patience, perseverance, change of attitude and believe in the recovery policy of President Muhammadu Buhari.
Speaking on the economic recession, he assured Nigerians that its present challenges would soon come to an end with total dedication and commitment to the policy of the present administration.
In a statement by Media Assistant to the Commandant General, Soji Alabi, at this year’s Ramadan Lecture series at the Corps’ headquarters, Abuja, he said all that was needed is for Nigerians to have a repentant heart in all spheres of life.
He strongly advocated for a spiritual solution which include a true repentance, forgiveness of sins, change of attitude and eschew any act of corruption and corrupt tendencies.
The Commandant General stressed the need for the officers and men of the Corps to imbibe the virtue of patience , live within their means and wait for God’s own time, adding that there was no hurry in life.
In his keynote address, the Honourable minister of Interior applauded the peace, synergy and cooperation that exist among the management staff and officers and men of the Corps irrespective of their religion affiliation and urged them to extend same in the discharge of their duties to the nation.
The occasion also witnessed a special prayer session for peace to reign in Nigeria, God’s protection for the Acting President as well as sound health and safe return of President Buhari to Nigeria
