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General Christopher Gwabin Musa, Nigeria's Minister of Defence, recently visited Maiduguri, the capital of Borno State, to address escalating security challenges in the northeastern region. Accompanied by Minister of State for Defence, Bello Mohammed Matawalle, the visit aimed to assess the stability in the area following recent terrorist attacks.
During a recent convocation at the Air Force Institute of Technology, Defence Minister Christopher Musa emphasized the importance of integrity, accountability, and active citizenship in nation-building. His comments come amid public backlash against remarks comparing terrorists to the biblical prodigal son.
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu convened a crucial meeting with the Minister of Defence and top security officials, including Service Chiefs and the Inspector General of Police, at the Presidential Villa in Abuja. The security council session addressed the recent upsurge in attacks across the nation.
The Governor of Adamawa State, Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, and Taraba State's Governor, Agbu Kefas, met with Defence Minister Christopher Musa to address the spikes in violent attacks in the North-East. Their discussions focused on enhancing security measures in the affected areas.
Recent statements from Nigeria's Defence Minister regarding an alleged coup attempt have raised eyebrows. As the country awaits court proceedings, inconsistencies in the military's narrative have prompted citizens to question the motives behind the reports.
In a recent interview, Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (rtd) revealed that plans for a coup were underway even before President Tinubu took office. He discussed the implications of the coup attempt and his military career.
General Christopher Musa (rtd), the Minister of Defence, disclosed that he was among those targeted in a coup plot against President Bola Tinubu's government, which involved several military officers. Investigations are ongoing following the arrest of these officers by the Defence Intelligence Agency.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa emphasized that the presence of criminals within communities contributes significantly to the ongoing insecurity in Nigeria, despite observable improvements in the situation.
The Federal Government has reiterated its stance against the payment of ransom for kidnapped victims, emphasizing reliance on military strength and intelligence for their recovery. Defence Minister Christopher Musa articulated these points during a BBC Hausa interview, challenging the notion that ransom is paid, especially for schoolchildren.
