Borno State Advocates Community-Driven Security Framework at North East Summit
Borno State is advocating for a community-driven security framework to address security challenges, especially in the North East region of Nigeria. Professor Usman Tar emphasized the need for intelligence-led approaches at the North East Security Summit.
Governor Babagana Umara Zulum highlighted the importance of multi-layered security architecture and urged stakeholders to prioritize intelligence sharing and border security. The state's commitment to security development was underscored through ongoing reconstruction efforts, resettlement of internally displaced persons, and investments in various sectors.
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