Buhari Summons Security Meeting With New Service Chiefs

Hamilton Nwosa
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President Buhari Summons Security Meeting

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NTA – President Muhammadu Buhari is presiding over the crucial engagement being held for the first time since the appointment of new service chiefs.

The meeting was summoned by the President to discuss and find solutions to the most critical issues that affected Nigeria’s National Security.

In attendance were Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, Ministers of Justice, Defence, Interior as well as police and Foreign Affairs.

Others were the service chiefs led by the chief of Defence Staff, the Inspector General of Police, Directors General, Department of State Services and the National Intelligence Agency, Chief of Defence Intelligence and other stakeholders.

Various memoranda are expected to be considered in respect of the prevailing challenges of security facing the country.

These include terrorism and insurgency, farmers/ herders conflicts, Armed banditry as well as kidnapping for ransom.

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