Nuhu Ribadu Calls for Integrated Approach to Tackling Insecurity

The National Security Adviser (NSA) of Nigeria, Nuhu Ribadu, emphasized the need for a comprehensive and integrated approach to address the root causes of insecurity in the country. Speaking at the UK-Nigeria Security Defence Partnership Dialogue in Abuja, Ribadu stressed the importance of inclusive economic growth and empowerment of marginalized communities to foster resilient societies.

Ribadu underscored the necessity of adopting a holistic and forward-looking approach to leverage a wide array of capabilities and expertise in addressing Nigeria’s security challenges. He highlighted the evolving nature of contemporary security threats and emphasized the need to identify innovative strategies and partnerships to effectively tackle them.

Moreover, Ribadu emphasized the significance of multilateral cooperation and information sharing in an increasingly complex and interconnected world. He mentioned the commitments made during the first dialogue in 2022, focusing on areas such as defense, countering terrorism, violent extremism, organized crime, illicit financial flows, and maritime security.

The UK National Security Adviser, Tim Barrow, expressed the UK’s commitment to contribute to a better world characterized by peace, security, stability, and prosperity. He emphasized the importance of supporting allies to uphold regional and international peace, reaffirming the UK’s commitment to Nigeria across the Security and Defense Partnership.

The partnership and dialogue between Nigeria and the UK aim to advance shared objectives and deepen collaboration to uphold peace and security globally. Both countries expressed their dedication to strengthening their partnership and friendship through ongoing cooperation.

The dialogue serves as a pivotal platform for frank and constructive discussions on a wide array of contemporary security challenges facing the two nations and the international community at large. This collaboration is guided by a shared commitment to promoting regional stability, countering violent extremism, and enhancing resilience against emerging non-traditional security challenges.

In conclusion, the dialogue between Nigeria and the UK underscores the importance of international cooperation, innovation, and strategic partnerships in addressing complex security challenges and upholding global peace and prosperity.

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