General Christopher Musa, Chief of Defence Staff, has urged Nigerians to acquire combat skills for self-defense, emphasizing that it’s essential for survival in today’s world. He suggests that learning combat skills is similar to acquiring essential life skills like driving or swimming. According to him, security awareness and self-defense are critical for all Nigerians, and the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) should incorporate unarmed combat training for graduates.
Key Points:
- Combat Skills for Self-Defense: General Musa believes that combat skills are vital for Nigerians to protect themselves in uncertain times.
- NYSC Training: He recommends that NYSC should equip Nigerian graduates with unarmed combat training to help them navigate daily threats.
- Shared Responsibility: Musa emphasizes that security is a shared responsibility among all Nigerians, and citizens should remain vigilant and report suspicious activities.
This call to action comes as Nigeria faces various security challenges, and General Musa highlights the importance of synergy between the military, citizens, and other stakeholders to address these issues. By acquiring combat skills, Nigerians can better protect themselves and contribute to a safer community.
