Confronting Nigeria’s Multi-dimensional Security Challenges Through Whole-of-Society, Partnership-based Approach
With terrorism, banditry and transnational crime threatening Nigeria, the need for enduring international partnerships and regional cooperation to confront such evolving security threats has never been more pressing. At a
Nigeria faces a complex security situation, with terrorism, banditry, and transnational crime threatening stability in the region. At the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Nigeria's Ministry of Defence convened a high-level side event to discuss these challenges. The focus was on adopting a whole-of-society and partnership-based approach to tackle these evolving security threats.
As Nigeria's Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa emphasized that the country's security concerns have national, regional, and international implications, making cooperation with neighboring countries, regional organizations, and international partners essential. Despite political divisions among certain countries due to recent military coups, Nigeria remains committed to shared responsibility for security.
The meeting highlighted the need for intelligence sharing, community participation, economic development, and sustained regional and international partnerships.
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