As part of efforts on improving security, tackling insurgency, banditry and kidnapping in the country, President Bola Tinubu has urged security agencies to enhance intelligence sharing.
The President stated this in Abuja during the Legislative Dialogue on National Security Architecture where he emphasized the need to align Nigeria’s post security architecture with the nation life reality.
He added that the dialogue offers the opportunity to enrich the Constitutional coalition that encourages real time, intelligent joint operations, planning and unified strategic response.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas and his deputy while at the event, highlights the urgent need to review existing laws, close and streamline overlapping and enact new ones to strengthen and reposition the nation’s security architecture to be able to confront existing and emerging security challenges.
The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and the National Security Adviser called for mass mobilization of citizens to address the rising insecurity, recognizing that the government alone cannot effectively manage the escalating insecurity.
They stressed on the need for citizens to participate in information gathering and support security agencies.
The forum would facilitate “a collaborative framework for inter-agency cooperation in addressing security challenges” and help shape “a roadmap for enhancing border security and regional stability in collaboration with local communities.”
NATIONAL SECURITY: Tinubu Charges Security Agencies to Enhance Intelligence Sharing
As part of efforts on improving security, tackling insurgency, banditry and kidnapping in the country, President Bola Tinubu has urged security agencies to enhance intelligence sharing.
The President stated this in Abuja during the Legislative Dialogue on National Security Architecture where he emphasized the need to align Nigeria’s post security architecture with the nation life reality.
He added that the dialogue offers the opportunity to enrich the Constitutional coalition that encourages real time, intelligent joint operations, planning and unified strategic response.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas and his deputy while at the event, highlights the urgent need to review existing laws, close and streamline overlapping and enact new ones to strengthen and reposition the nation’s security architecture to be able to confront existing and emerging security challenges.
The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and the National Security Adviser called for mass mobilization of citizens to address the rising insecurity, recognizing that the government alone cannot effectively manage the escalating insecurity.
They stressed on the need for citizens to participate in information gathering and support security agencies.
The forum would facilitate “a collaborative framework for inter-agency cooperation in addressing security challenges” and help shape “a roadmap for enhancing border security and regional stability in collaboration with local communities.”
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As part of efforts on improving security, tackling insurgency, banditry and kidnapping in the country, President Bola Tinubu has urged security agencies to enhance intelligence sharing.
The President stated this in Abuja during the Legislative Dialogue on National Security Architecture where he emphasized the need to align Nigeria’s post security architecture with the nation life reality.
He added that the dialogue offers the opportunity to enrich the Constitutional coalition that encourages real time, intelligent joint operations, planning and unified strategic response.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas and his deputy while at the event, highlights the urgent need to review existing laws, close and streamline overlapping and enact new ones to strengthen and reposition the nation’s security architecture to be able to confront existing and emerging security challenges.
The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and the National Security Adviser called for mass mobilization of citizens to address the rising insecurity, recognizing that the government alone cannot effectively manage the escalating insecurity.
They stressed on the need for citizens to participate in information gathering and support security agencies.
The forum would facilitate “a collaborative framework for inter-agency cooperation in addressing security challenges” and help shape “a roadmap for enhancing border security and regional stability in collaboration with local communities.”
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As part of efforts on improving security, tackling insurgency, banditry and kidnapping in the country, President Bola Tinubu has urged security agencies to enhance intelligence sharing.
The President stated this in Abuja during the Legislative Dialogue on National Security Architecture where he emphasized the need to align Nigeria’s post security architecture with the nation life reality.
He added that the dialogue offers the opportunity to enrich the Constitutional coalition that encourages real time, intelligent joint operations, planning and unified strategic response.
The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Tajudeen Abbas and his deputy while at the event, highlights the urgent need to review existing laws, close and streamline overlapping and enact new ones to strengthen and reposition the nation’s security architecture to be able to confront existing and emerging security challenges.
The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo and the National Security Adviser called for mass mobilization of citizens to address the rising insecurity, recognizing that the government alone cannot effectively manage the escalating insecurity.
They stressed on the need for citizens to participate in information gathering and support security agencies.
The forum would facilitate “a collaborative framework for inter-agency cooperation in addressing security challenges” and help shape “a roadmap for enhancing border security and regional stability in collaboration with local communities.”