Mr Musa said it was important for people to understand that Nigerians deserve respect all over the world.
“CDS is happy with his arrest in Finland, with the hope this will be a step towards his extradition to Nigeria so that he will face justice,” he said.
The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Christopher Musa, has assured that security agencies would be non-partisan and impartial in their role in Ondo state’s November 16 governorship election
He urged all Nigerians, particularly those in affected states, to remain patient.
He said the armed forces will continue to partner with traditional institutions to achieve its mandates.
“He knows it is a matter of time because Halilu Buzu that was killed was his master,” he said.
The defence chief said the moral level in society had given rise to youths vulnerable to anti-peaceful activities.
The CDS also emphasised the need for increased discipline among personnel.
He said the APCs were improved versions with improved weapons and communication systems.
The CDS commended the NIA boss for his exemplary leadership and commitment to national service.
