In a renewed efforts to tackle the persistent security challenges,the Nigerian Senate has resolved to convene a two-day national security summit in Abuja in response to escalating insecurity across the country.
This decision followed a motion by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, who emphasized the urgent need to review Nigeria’s security strategies amid rising global and domestic threats, including conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war and economic tensions involving the US and China.
The summit aims to bring together delegates from federal, state, and local governments, as well as traditional rulers, to develop comprehensive solutions to issues such as banditry, kidnappings, and terrorism.
While some senators expressed skepticism about the summit’s effectiveness, the majority supported the initiative after a voice vote, President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio recommending a two-day duration instead of the initially proposed three days.
The event is expected to serve as a platform for broad-based dialogue and actionable recommendations to address Nigeria’s persistent security challenges.
JUST IN: Senate to Convene National Security Summit
In a renewed efforts to tackle the persistent security challenges,the Nigerian Senate has resolved to convene a two-day national security summit in Abuja in response to escalating insecurity across the country.
This decision followed a motion by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, who emphasized the urgent need to review Nigeria’s security strategies amid rising global and domestic threats, including conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war and economic tensions involving the US and China.
The summit aims to bring together delegates from federal, state, and local governments, as well as traditional rulers, to develop comprehensive solutions to issues such as banditry, kidnappings, and terrorism.
While some senators expressed skepticism about the summit’s effectiveness, the majority supported the initiative after a voice vote, President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio recommending a two-day duration instead of the initially proposed three days.
The event is expected to serve as a platform for broad-based dialogue and actionable recommendations to address Nigeria’s persistent security challenges.
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In a renewed efforts to tackle the persistent security challenges,the Nigerian Senate has resolved to convene a two-day national security summit in Abuja in response to escalating insecurity across the country.
This decision followed a motion by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, who emphasized the urgent need to review Nigeria’s security strategies amid rising global and domestic threats, including conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war and economic tensions involving the US and China.
The summit aims to bring together delegates from federal, state, and local governments, as well as traditional rulers, to develop comprehensive solutions to issues such as banditry, kidnappings, and terrorism.
While some senators expressed skepticism about the summit’s effectiveness, the majority supported the initiative after a voice vote, President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio recommending a two-day duration instead of the initially proposed three days.
The event is expected to serve as a platform for broad-based dialogue and actionable recommendations to address Nigeria’s persistent security challenges.
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In a renewed efforts to tackle the persistent security challenges,the Nigerian Senate has resolved to convene a two-day national security summit in Abuja in response to escalating insecurity across the country.
This decision followed a motion by Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, who emphasized the urgent need to review Nigeria’s security strategies amid rising global and domestic threats, including conflicts like the Russia-Ukraine war and economic tensions involving the US and China.
The summit aims to bring together delegates from federal, state, and local governments, as well as traditional rulers, to develop comprehensive solutions to issues such as banditry, kidnappings, and terrorism.
While some senators expressed skepticism about the summit’s effectiveness, the majority supported the initiative after a voice vote, President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio recommending a two-day duration instead of the initially proposed three days.
The event is expected to serve as a platform for broad-based dialogue and actionable recommendations to address Nigeria’s persistent security challenges.