Mr Sulaiman made the call on Tuesday at the opening of a one-day public dialogue organised by NILDS in Abuja.
Mr Abdullahi noted that a group of terrorists from neighbouring Burkina Faso and Mali, known as Lakurawa, had infiltrated the country.
The Defence Headquarters says troops have eliminated 140 terrorists, apprehended 135 suspects and rescued 76 kidnapped hostages in different operations across the country in the last one week
The Arewa Concerned Citizens Forum (ACCF) has called for establishing an endowment fund for the Nigerian military.
He added that many of the protesters are attention seekers who want moments in the media.
Mr Musa said the military had remained professional in its conduct since the commencement of the protest.
Troops also destroyed 91 wooden boats, 53 assorted ammunition and 173 illegal refining sites.
The signal, which also restricts administrative leaves and regular passes for service members, underscored the Tinubu administration’s anxiety over the upcoming demonstrations.
According to him, troops are taking the fight to the terrorists and making significant strides each passing day.
The wanted persons include seven men and one woman.