The CDS urged Kenyans to be consoled by the good name and great memories of the defence chief’s impactful and meritorious service to the nation.
The king was released on Friday by the Defence Headquarters after spending about three weeks in the military custody.
In his Sallah message to officers of the Armed Forces of Nigeria on Tuesday in Abuja, the CDS appealed to all Nigerians to extend their love and support to the personnel.
Mr Ojo said that the collaboration between FHA and the military would afford them proper and adequate housing.
Mr Musa said the military welcomed President Bola Tinubu’s commitment to supporting the armed forces.
Mr Oyebanji said the situation would have been worse without the intervention and contributions of the military.
“The sacrifices of our troops will never be in vain, we must support and encourage them,” the group added.
He pledged the continued support of the armed forces to NDLEA.
Mr Marwa said that drugs were central to criminalities, especially terrorism, kidnapping and insurgency.
Mr Musa maintained that the incident, which occurred during a religious festival last Sunday, was a mistake.
