Tinubu’s shake-up: Pastor Onyeukwu hails President over dismissal of Service Chiefs

By Collins Nkwocha
The sudden dismissal of Nigeria’s Service Chiefs by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu came as a surprise to many Nigerians.
Although the nation has continued to battle persistent security threats, few anticipated such a bold move from the presidency.
The announcement sent shockwaves across the country, signaling a major shift in Nigeria’s security strategy.
As the newly appointed Service Chiefs take charge, the country’s security landscape stands at a critical crossroads. Nigeria faces deep-rooted challenges, from the long-running insurgency in the Northeast to the unrelenting wave of banditry in the Northwest.
Added to these are emerging threats — separatist agitations, communal clashes, and other forms of unrest — all demanding urgent and effective response.
The new military heads now shoulder a crucial mandate: to restore order, protect lives and property, and safeguard the nation’s territorial integrity.
Speaking in Lagos about the development, the Senior Pastor of Grace Revolution International Ministry, Pastor Schugger Ezenwa Onyeukwu, commended President Tinubu for what he described as a timely and courageous decision.
According to him, the president has “finally responded to the cry of Nigerians for a change that will truly safeguard lives and properties.”
Pastor Onyeukwu expressed optimism that the new Service Chiefs would inject fresh ideas and renewed vigor into Nigeria’s security framework.
“The new Service Chiefs bring a wealth of knowledge and expertise to their roles,” he said.
“They are tasked with revitalizing the military’s operational effectiveness, enhancing intelligence gathering, and fostering greater synergy among the various security agencies. Their success will depend on their ability to adapt to evolving security dynamics, leverage technology for strategic advantage, and build trust with local communities. Ultimately, their fresh ideas and initiatives will be a boon to the nation because they are hungry to make a positive impact.”
As the nation watches with cautious hope, all eyes are on the new Service Chiefs to navigate the complex web of security challenges while addressing the underlying socio-economic factors fueling instability. The task before them is daunting, but it also offers the promise of a safer, more prosperous Nigeria.
With strategic leadership, firm resolve, and a people-centered approach, the new Service Chiefs have the opportunity to steer the nation toward lasting peace and stability — ushering in a brighter and more secure future for all Nigerians.
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