President Bola Tinubu visited frontline troops in Katsina State, praising their bravery and dedication as defenders of Nigeria. He emphasized his commitment to their welfare and vowed to provide them with the necessary resources to combat terrorism, banditry, and insurgency.

During his address to the troops, President Tinubu highlighted that their fight extends beyond territorial defense, representing a battle for the soul of Nigeria. He acknowledged their sacrifices, noting that they have left their families to serve the nation, and assured them that their welfare is a top priority. The President outlined plans to equip them with advanced equipment, intelligence, and logistical support, along with ensuring timely payment of allowances, healthcare, and family support systems.

President Tinubu stated that the government is implementing housing programs, insurance coverage, and improved remuneration for the troops. He also warned against those seeking to destabilize the nation, asserting that Nigeria will not succumb to fear or terror. He reaffirmed the military's readiness to protect the country's sovereignty and assured Nigerians that the government is committed to ending insecurity through military resolve and welfare-driven reforms.

The visit, described as a rare and personal gesture by the Commander-in-Chief, aimed to assess operational conditions firsthand and boost troop morale in the fight against insurgency, terrorism, and banditry in the Northwest. President Tinubu rallied the troops to remain steadfast in reclaiming peace, declaring "no retreat, no surrender" in the ongoing battle for the country's future.