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.
Represented by Rear Admiral Olusanya Bankole, Mr Musa warned the troops against indiscipline and complacency in their activities.
The Pakistani chief also appreciated the long standing mutual relationship between Nigeria and Pakistan.
The CDS condoled with President Bola Tinubu, and the families of those who lost their lives
Mr Musa said it was important for people to understand that Nigerians deserve respect all over the world.
The CDS stated that more than 120,000 insurgents and their families had surrendered since the inception of the programme.
Several top military officers’ requests for visas to attend the Invictus Games in Vancouver were turned down.
The President said the 2nd edition of the Africa Military Games could not have come at a better time, two decades after the last edition was held.
