The Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) of Nigeria, General Christopher Musa, has emphasized the need for strengthened ties between the Armed Forces of Nigeria and the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to address the diverse security challenges facing the African continent. During an official visit to Pretoria, South Africa, General Musa met with his SANDF counterpart, General Rudzani Maphwanya, to discuss measures to tackle regional security issues.

The meeting, described as a crucial step towards addressing the continent's security challenges, focused on exchanging expertise and forging stronger bilateral ties between the two nations. General Musa stressed the importance of cooperation and reinforcement of ties between the two largest economies and military powers in Africa. The meeting was attended by top SANDF officials, including the Chiefs of Intelligence, Policy and Plans, International Affairs, and Joint Operations.

During the visit, General Musa was honored with cannon gun salutes, a mark of high regard. The meeting highlighted the significance of collaboration between Nigeria and South Africa, given their strategic positions on the continent. The defence chiefs' discussion aimed to explore ways to leverage their combined strengths to address the complex security challenges facing Africa.

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