Tinubu meets ex CDS General Musa at Aso Rock

Former Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa, is currently meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the Aso Rock Presidential Villa in Abuja. The meeting, which is the first public encounter between the two since General Musa’s retirement on October 24, 2025, is taking place amidst heightened security concerns in the North.

General Musa arrived at the Presidential Villa on Monday evening and was escorted to the President’s office by a senior security official. The purpose of the meeting has not been disclosed, but it is likely to focus on the recent security challenges facing the country. The North has experienced a surge in violent incidents, including the abduction of schoolgirls in Kebbi, an attack on worshippers in Eruku, Kwara, and the kidnapping of Catholic schoolchildren in Minna, Niger State.

As the former Chief of Defence Staff, General Musa’s expertise and experience in matters of national security are likely to be invaluable to President Tinubu. The meeting may provide an opportunity for General Musa to offer insights and advice on how to address the current security situation. The Nigerian government has been under pressure to respond effectively to the rising insecurity, and the meeting between General Musa and President Tinubu may be a significant step towards finding solutions.

The security challenges in the North have sparked widespread concern and calls for urgent action. The abduction of schoolgirls and the attack on worshippers have been particularly disturbing, and the government has faced criticism for its response to the crises. In this context, the meeting between General Musa and President Tinubu takes on added significance, as it may indicate a renewed effort to tackle the security challenges facing the country.

As the meeting between General Musa and President Tinubu continues, the nation waits with bated breath for any developments or announcements that may emerge. The outcome of the meeting is likely to be closely watched, and any decisions or strategies that may be announced will be subject to intense scrutiny. With the security situation in the North showing no signs of abating, the meeting between General Musa and President Tinubu is a crucial step towards finding a way forward and restoring peace and stability to the region.

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