Mr Odenigwe commended host communities for their cooperation.
The police gave the details as trial proceedings continued on Tuesday in the case.
Defence chief Olufemi Oluyede has called for a strategic shift in Nigeria’s peacekeeping engagements to ensure they deliver tangible national benefits beyond troop contributions.
“It is also politically wise and morally fair to recognise the dedication of those who stood firmly with you during the pre-election period,” said Mr Muhammad.
The alleged coup plotters will be arraigned at the Federal High Court, Abuja Division, on allegations bordering on treason and terrorism.
The defendants, Michael Habu and Nuhu Dogo, are standing trial on charges bordering on joint act and stealing.
“The restructured framework also harmonises key investigative and monitoring functions in line with the force’s reform agenda,” Mr Placid said.
FCT minister Nyesom Wike says there is still room for those who left the Peoples Democratic Party to return to the party.
The NAF commander also paid tribute to troops on the front lines.
The retired officers asked President Bola Tinubu to sign the police pension board bill into law.
