The Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd), has received commendation for his compassionate visit to the family of the late Brigadier General B. M. Uba, who died in the line of duty during an operation against Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists in Wajiroko, Damboa Local Government Area of Borno State.
According to a statement by Edward John Auta Pama, a historian, public affairs analyst, and advocate for good governance, the minister paid the condolence visit on Thursday, offering words of comfort and reaffirming the commitment of the Federal Government and Nigerians to support the bereaved family.
Pama noted that Gen. Musa’s presence brought solace to the grieving household and served as a strong message of national gratitude for the sacrifice made by the fallen senior officer. He described the gesture as a rare display of compassion and responsible leadership.
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The statement added that Gen. Musa’s conduct reflects the qualities that distinguished his tenure as Chief of Defence Staff, where he earned a reputation for effective, humane, and responsive leadership.
It further stated that Nigerians are optimistic that the minister’s appointment will bring renewed energy, strategic clarity, and improved outcomes in the nation’s defence architecture. Pama added that honouring fallen heroes not only preserves their legacies but also boosts the morale of serving personnel who continue to defend the country at great personal risk.
“We wish you tremendous success, dearest General,” he concluded.