 In a bid to bring about security stability in the country, formations and units of the Nigerian Army must work in synergy to tackle and security challenges in troubled areas across the country. The outgoing general officer command in one division of the Nigerian Army, Major General Taurid Lagbaja stated this at the handing over to a new GOC of one division in Kaduna, North West Nigeria. General Lagbaja, who charged officers and soldiers of the division to support the incoming GOC, noted that there is still more to be done in bringing about lasting peace and security in the state and the nation at large. All the officers and the troops of one division for how you have worked so tirelessly in the past eight months to quickly bring stability to the division area of operational responsibility. I want to especially salute the spirit of our colleagues that have had to pay the Supreme Prize in our sojourn to bring peace to Kaduna, Nigeria and other parts of it. And join you when you work, continue to work very hard and extend the same level of cooperation to the incoming general officer command. I believe together we can bring lasting peace to the one division and even the nation in general. No doubt that the Nigerian Army is competent and we are in to go as the general officer command to continue along the trajectory of bringing lasting stability to this area. Congratulations. Now, the new GOC Major General Olufemi Akinjo Biho was full of praise for his predecessor, said the Army can only retreat in defending the integrity of the nation. It's indeed a privilege for me and coming from the Army headquarters, I have a good understanding of where we are in one division. The success is also the success of all of us sitting here and indeed our troops in the field and they were worked very hard to see to where we are today. We can only afford to move forward and I want to assure you that from Army headquarters you'll be hearing good report from you and I. I want to say that we wish him the very best. Thank you for your patience.