“We must shame them by working together as a team, and together, we will continue to move forward,’’ he said.
Mr Oyebanji said the situation would have been worse without the intervention and contributions of the military.
Christopher Musa pledged the Armed Forces support to the police in ensuring that the states’ elections were free and fair.
He said such an expansion would go a long way in containing threats and consolidating ongoing efforts in those areas.
According to him, he will improve existing strategies and develop new ones to secure the nation’s maritime waters.
The North-East Peace Advocacy Group has welcomed the appointment of Maj.-Gen. Christopher Musa as the new Chief of Defence Staff.
With the resettlement of residents of Baga, Governor Babagana Zulum has urged the military to reopen the Baga naval base to enhance security on Lake Chad.
