Defence minister Christopher Musa has urged Nigerians to unite amid security challenges in the country.
The court convicted Mr Nwabuoku on all nine counts and sentenced him to eight years’ imprisonment on each, totalling 72 years.
Mr Abdullahi added that despite the current administration’s claim of “performing wonders,” Nigerians still live in poverty.
The Chief of Defence Staff, Olufemi Oluyede, reaffirmed commitment to strengthening veterans’ welfare.
Mr Musa assured that the Ministry of Defence would continue to support capacity-building for internal security agencies.
Mr Musa stressed the importance of joint efforts among African nations in tackling asymmetric threats.
The official reiterated the Nigerian government’s commitment to ensuring accountability and efficiency in implementing the agreement.
Mr Musa thanked the permanent secretary for the visit.
Mr Badaru reiterated the Federal Government’s commitment to assisting Jigawa during the challenging period.
Houthi militants have been attacking ships in the Red Sea region in what they said was retaliation for Israeli military action in the Gaza Strip.
