Zakari Mijinyawa, a director at the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA), said this while briefing journalists on Monday in Abuja.
According to NCTC, a total of 237 cases were heard from the trials.
According to him, there is no doubt that terrorism has a profound negative impact on the nation, citizens as well as international partners.
NCC also reminded Nigerians that the sale and purchase of pre-registered SIMs are criminal offences.
Justice Emeka Nwite granted the interim order after ruling on the ex parte motion moved by the EFCC’s lawyer, Ekele Iheanacho.
The witness said parts of the money meant for supplies of security equipment, including hand-held devices, were used to procure a Lexus car.
Mr Mustapha said Nigeria along with other Lake Chad Basin countries, should take advantage of the epic meeting to address the menace of SALW in the region.
The NSA urged state governments to show more commitment to disarmament, deradicalisation and reintegration of repentant insurgents.
Mr Buhari said that expending further resources on nuclear weapons stockpiling and maintenance was senseless.
The NCMD, which was developed by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) in coordination with relevant MDAs, would ensure greater successes in tackling national crises.
