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Defence Ministry Recommits to Military Veterans Welfare, Pension Concerns

TheSightNews .By TheSightNews .August 19, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa (Rtd), OFR, has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to addressing the welfare, remuneration and pension concerns of military veterans, assuring them that the issues raised are receiving the attention they deserve.

The assurance was given during a courtesy visit by representatives of military veterans to the Ministry of Defence, Ship House, Abuja, on Wednesday, 19 August 2026, a statement by Henshaw Ogubike, Director Information and Public Relations notedz

Represented by the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Mr Richard Pheelangwah, the Minister acknowledged the immense sacrifices and distinguished service of Nigeria’s military veterans, stressing that their welfare remains a priority of the Government.

General Musa stated that concerns relating to wage and pension adjustments are receiving urgent attention, with relevant military, pension and financial authorities being engaged to achieve a fair, sustainable and implementable resolution that ensures veterans are not unfairly disadvantaged.

He appealed for calm, patience and constructive engagement, noting that sustained dialogue remains the most effective means of resolving outstanding concerns while preserving the dignity, honour and mutual respect befitting those who have served the nation.

The Minister further explained that any adjustment to veterans’ entitlements must be properly computed, adequately funded and implemented in accordance with extant approvals, regulations and due process, in order to guarantee sustainability and avoid unintended disparities.

He assured the veterans that the Ministry would sustain engagement with their representatives and provide appropriate updates as progress is made towards resolving the issues raised.

The Minister reiterated that the Federal Government deeply values the patriotism, courage and sacrifices of Nigeria’s military veterans and remains committed to ensuring that their service to the nation is recognised not only in words, but through sustained attention to their welfare and legitimate entitlements.

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