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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40849, member: 636"] Nigeria's top military leader wants citizens to help fight violent groups across the country. General Christopher Musa spoke at a Voice of Nigeria meeting on Tuesday. He said people must trust the military and tell better stories about security efforts. The general warned that bad groups grow stronger when regular folks give them space or support. He stressed that everyone needs to work together to stop violence. A legal expert from the National Security office agreed with the general's message. Zakari Mijinyawa said keeping the country safe is not just the military's job. He represented his boss Nuhu Ribadu at the meeting. The expert told people that citizens have a role to play. Everyone must help make Nigeria safer for families and communities. The Information Minister Mohammed Idris praised soldiers for their hard work. He asked news reporters to write more stories about military wins. The minister wants less coverage of terrorist attacks. He believes positive news helps the country more than scary headlines. Good stories can build hope and support for security forces. The meeting brought together military leaders, reporters, and citizen groups. Voice of Nigeria organized the event with government support. Speakers talked about unity and working together. They said trust between people and security forces is very important. Building a safer Nigeria requires everyone to do their part. Terrorists have attacked northeast Nigeria for more than ten years. Thousands of people have died or been hurt in the violence. Many families lost their homes and belongings. Just last month, suicide bombers killed at least 32 innocent people. The attacks continue to harm communities across the region. [/QUOTE]

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