General Musa Bolsters Nigeria-US Security Cooperation in Botswana
The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Gwabin Musa, has strengthened Nigeria’s security ties with the United States to boost bilateral cooperation in the fight against insecurity.
General Musa and General Charles Brown JR, Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, met on the sidelines of the African Chiefs of Defence Conference in Botswana to explore opportunities for mutual benefits and enhanced cooperation.
A statement by Brigadier General Tukur Gusau, Director of Defence Information, said the meeting was fruitful and engaging, and they explored opportunities for mutual benefits.
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He stated that General Musa was a lead panelist at the conference, emphasizing the importance of technology integration and best practices in peacekeeping, counter-terrorism, and crises response operations.
He said the conference aimed to foster unity among African defence chiefs and enhance operational readiness to combat insecurity on the continent.
The conference, themed “Together on the Rampart: Expanding Cooperation and Sharing Values,” was officially opened by Botswana’s President, Dr. Mokgwetsi Eric Keanetswe Masisi, with 42 countries in attendance.
The statement said General Musa’s contributions to the discussions on peacekeeping and counter-terrorism solidified his commitment to regional and international cooperation in addressing security challenges.
PRNigeria reports that the meeting demonstrates the Nigerian Armed Forces’ dedication to protect national interests and enhancing regional security through collaborative efforts.
By PRNigeria
