Mr Ukpe said, “This book is my modest contribution to an institution I proudly served for decades.’’
He said the armed forces would continue to support programmes that empower the youth and strengthen communities.
He urged the personnel to observe the occasion as a time for reflection on unity, loyalty and commitment to duty.
Mr Gambari called on African nations to first secure their own nations before securing the region and continent at large.
The CDS said the military had restructured operations in the North-West under Operation FANSAN YAMMA, with the establishment of Special Forces Brigades in Kaduna and Niger States.
Mr Musa emphasised the need for the military to understand the enemy it’s dealing with to prepare for emerging challenges.
According to him, when perpetrators are arrested and dealt with, it will bring peace.
Mr Abu-Mawashi stated that parley was held to mark the two years in office of the CDS, Gen. Christopher, Musa and other service chiefs.
Mr Musa said the PSC was a critical component of the AU-PSC framework and that Nigeria was pleased to identify with the vast and diverse pool of experience that the MSC represents.
“The pockets of attacks should not be a cause for concern as the military and security agencies are firmly in control,” Mr Musa said.
