Tinubu Advocates Global Cooperation Against Insecurity

During the African CEO Forum held in Kigali, President Bola Tinubu asserted that Nigeria cannot combat insecurity in isolation, emphasizing the necessity of global cooperation and regional partnerships to address security threats across Africa. He remarked that no nation can survive alone, especially in a world facing increasing security and economic challenges.

Tinubu's comments were made in response to a question regarding international security partnerships, particularly with the United States and France, to manage global security concerns. He noted that even powerful nations rely on diplomacy and collaboration to resolve conflicts and maintain stability.

The Nigerian leader reiterated the importance of strengthening ties with neighboring countries and international allies to enhance security and protect lives and property. His statements come amid growing concerns over insecurity in various parts of Nigeria, including terrorism, banditry, and communal violence, as he defended his administration's security strategies.