President Bola Tinubu has called on all security agencies to cease inter-agency rivalry and collaborate effectively to combat the criminal elements and activities plaguing the nation.
Speaking through the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani, at the inauguration of the Nigeria Police Force National Cyber Crime Centre in Abuja on Wednesday, Tinubu emphasized the urgency of uniting against organized threats posed by non-state actors.
“The security situation in the country is a complex blend of threats posed by well-organized non-state actors,” Tinubu stated. “Addressing it requires a concerted approach by all stakeholders within the security architecture.”
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He urged law enforcement agencies to adopt a coordinated and collaborative approach, stressing the importance of eliminating inter-agency rivalries for effective operations.
“In line with our policy objective of reforming the Nigerian Police Force, we are committed to investing further in the Nigeria Police Force through procurement of sufficient arms, weapons, and other critical equipment, as well as recruitment and continuous training to boost the number, quality, and preparedness of our police personnel,” Tinubu affirmed.
Highlighting the government’s determination to tackle all forms of insecurity, Tinubu pointed out the increasing threats posed by cybercriminals.
He underscored the need to enhance collaboration between the National Cyber Crime Centre and the Office of the National Security Adviser for more effective monitoring of online activities.
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