Stakeholders Advocate Coordinated Strategy to Protect Security Operatives in Nigeria
Stakeholders in Nigeria, including officials from the Nigeria Customs Service and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, are calling for a coordinated strategy to address the rising attacks on security operatives. The stakeholders highlighted the importance of intelligence gathering, technology, and community engagement to protect security personnel and maintain public confidence in law enforcement agencies.
The event held in Abuja emphasized the need for inter-agency collaboration and stronger engagement with host communities to combat criminal networks involved in illegal activities like mining and banditry.
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