Mr. President, Sir. On behalf of the men and women in uniform thank you Sir. Thank you for the pay increase. Thank you for the new formations in Zamfara, Kebbi, Oyo, and Osun. Thank you for the barracks and depots in Abuja, Ekiti, Ebonyi, and Kogi. Thank you for remembering that behind every soldier is a family waiting at home. You said something that many leaders never say: "Every deployment is a sacrifice made by a family too." Sir, that sentence alone tells us you understand. You understand that when a soldier leaves his home at 4 a.m., his wife wakes up to an empty bed. You understand that when a soldier falls in the bush, a mother loses a son, a child loses a father. You understand that the uniform is worn by one man, but carried by an entire family. This is what leadership looks like. Not just giving orders. Not just declaring wars. But standing behind the people who fight them. Supporting the families who wait. And investing in the future of the force. We see the new barracks. We see the new formations. We see the salary alerts. And we are grateful. But sir, we also ask for one more thing: keep going. Keep building. Keep equipping. Keep listening. Because the journey is not yet finished. And the enemy is still out there. To the Commander-in-Chief we salute you. We appreciate you. And we will continue to serve with everything we have. Nigeria will prevail. And you will not fight alone. God bless the Armed Forces of Nigeria. God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.