‘National Hero’ – Defence Minister Praises APC Chairman on 58th Birthday

Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa, has offered his sincerest congratulations to Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, on his 58th birthday, acknowledging him as a paragon of democratic governance and national progress.
nGeneral Musa's congratulatory message portrays Professor Yilwatda as a scholar, administrator, and statesman of unimpeachable character, whose dedication to the nation's advancement is a shining example to all, as disclosed in a statement by Leah Katung-Babatunde, Special Assistant to the Minister, in Abuja on Saturday.
nThe Minister, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence and the Armed Forces of Nigeria, is commemorating Professor Yilwatda's birthday, hailing him as a patriotic leader whose leadership virtues inspire unity and confidence in the nation.
nAccording to General Musa, Professor Yilwatda's stewardship of the APC is pivotal in promoting political stability and institutional harmony, essential for bolstering national security and sustainable development.
nGeneral Musa has prayed for Professor Yilwatda's continued well-being, wisdom, courage, and longevity, that he may persist in serving the party, the nation, and humanity for many years to come.
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