Stakeholders Advocate for Strategic Leadership in Security

During the ASI International Chapter 206 retreat held in Ibadan, Oyo State, stakeholders identified the necessity for strategic leadership to tackle emerging security threats across Africa. The retreat, which took place in preparation for 2026, featured a keynote address by retired Major General Charles Ofoch, who stressed the importance of moving beyond traditional measures of success in security leadership.
Olufemi Kayod, the chairman of ASI International Chapter 206, noted the ongoing pressures from kidnapping, organized crime, and cyber threats. Adam Samuel, the crisis management director at Convex, highlighted the need for organizations to develop clear response strategies to manage kidnapping incidents effectively.
Faculty member Dr. Isaac Orolugbab emphasized the role of business functions in executive decision-making related to security.
The retreat concluded with a commitment to strengthen professional networks and develop initiatives aimed at enhancing security leadership capabilities in Africa.
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