Insecurity in Nigeria Linked to Poor Governance - Summit Highlights Need for Inclusiveness
Mr. Jaye Gaskiya, Chairman of the PCVE Development Management Team National Steering Committee Pave Network, highlighted at the National PCVE Summit 2025 in Abuja that insecurity in Nigeria stems from poor governance, not just a security issue. He emphasized the need to address violent extremism by tackling governance system flaws, inequality, and structural injustices.
Dr. Joseph Ochogwu warned of the mutating nature of violent extremism across borders, exploiting Africa's vulnerabilities. Senator Abubakar Bagudu stressed the importance of inclusiveness and local community support to build resilience against extremism.
The summit aimed to prevent radicalization and reduce conditions that foster extremism.
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