Mr Marquis said the objective of the games was to select a team that would represent Nigeria during the African military games in Abuja.
He said the friendship and unity that existed within the armed forces could not be found anywhere else.
He added that it would also expand Nigeria‘s free trade zone and facilitate her contribution to trade in Africa and the world.
The group lamented that long years of illegal oil bunkering had caused severe damage to the environment and health of people in the region.
He said the group has found a suitable candidate in Labour Party’s Peter Obi.
“In order to boost efforts for her rescue, we are offering N200,000 to anyone with information leading to her rescue alive.”
The CDS said the military would grant the human rights commission “unfettered access to all its establishments across the country”.
The Chief of Defence Staff said it was the duty of the armed forces and other security agencies to address the issue of banditry.
Irabor says the operations of the Nigerian armed forces are guided by extant laws, rules of engagement and standard operating procedures.
Amid continuing deterioration of worsening insecurity, the Nigerian Army has explained why it is playing catch-up with bandits, Boko Haram, and ISWAP terrorists.
