PAVE Network Launches Campaign to Enhance Security in Nigeria

The PAVE Network launched a 30-day national campaign in Abuja on [exact date not specified] to address the worsening insecurity in Nigeria, particularly focusing on violent extremism and kidnapping. The campaign, themed "Protect Nigerian Lives, End Abduction, Strengthen Communities, Stop Politicizing Insecurity," aims to mobilize citizens and policymakers to prioritize life protection and enhance security measures.
PAVE seeks to channel public frustration regarding insecurity into sustained civic engagement and practical reforms. The campaign includes a nationwide petition, strategic media engagement, town hall meetings, and advocacy for state police establishment.
PAVE emphasizes the need for strong local government institutions to improve community security and support early warning systems. The campaign is driven by a national state structure alongside affiliated platforms, including youth and women against violent extremism, ensuring broad participation across the country.
The initiative calls for unity among Nigerian civil society organizations, labor unions, professional bodies, faith-based organizations, and community leaders to restore security and safeguard lives.
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