The Osemawe of Ondo Kingdom, Oba Victor Kiladejo, has claimed that the security situation of his domain has improved due to the creative intelligence-gathering strategy put in place for the safety of the people. Speaking while receiving a delegation from the National Institute for Security Studies, Abuja, the monarch commended the institute for training members of the intelligence community at the highest level, stating that intelligence is globally recognised as the foundation of security effectiveness. He noted that Ondo Kingdom has become one of the most peaceful areas where residents can do business, raise their families, and live without fear of insecurity.
The executive intelligence management course 16 delegation from the National Institute For Security Studies was on a courtesy visit to the monarch at his palace in Ondo. Oba Kiladejo applauded their efforts towards advancing the cause of Nigeria and boosting the nation’s security architecture. He emphasised the significant role intelligence gathering plays in maintaining national security and the need to continue investing in the training of security operatives.
The Osemawe expressed his delight at the degree of peace in Ondo Kingdom as a result of the creative intelligence-gathering process employed by his administration. He highlighted that the security situation in the kingdom has significantly improved, making the area safe for residents and businesses.
The creative intelligence process referred to is a form of security management that involves gathering information, analyzing it, and using the insight gained to identify potential security threats. Through this process, security systems can be designed, tested, and updated for maximum effectiveness in guaranteeing the safety of lives and property.
In conclusion, Oba Kiladejo’s positive report on the security situation in Ondo Kingdom is heartening, and it highlights the need for Nigeria to focus more on intelligence gathering and training if they intend to combat security challenges effectively. Through such initiatives and continued cooperation between the government, security agencies, and communities, Nigeria will become a safer place for all.
