Defence Minister Musa Advocates for Intelligence in Security

At the Defence Correspondents Association of Nigeria (DECAN) Conference on National Security and Awards Ceremony in Abuja, Defence Minister Musa presented his position on the importance of intelligence and technology in national security. He noted the increasing complexity of terrorism and criminal networks, asserting that effective security relies on early threat identification and understanding the networks involved.
Musa highlighted that while troop deployments and territory recovery are vital, preventive intelligence and timely decision-making are equally crucial. He emphasized that technology should enhance, not replace, professional judgment, and that trained personnel and reliable equipment are essential for effective surveillance and reconnaissance.
Musa also addressed the need to protect sensitive operational information while maintaining accountability and acknowledged the role of media scrutiny in ensuring accurate reporting. Dr Ibrahim Kana, Permanent Secretary, General Services, also spoke on the influence of defence reporting on Nigeria's public image, urging responsible journalism to distinguish credible information from unverified claims.
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