President Bola Ahmed Tinubu Has Said His Administration Will Not Allow Insecurity
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has said his administration will not allow insecurity to overshadow ongoing efforts to support vulnerable Nigerians, as he reaffirmed his commitment to tackling security challenges across the country.
The president made the remarks while hosting Vice President Kashim Shettima and state governors at his Lagos residence during Eid-el-Fitr celebrations Tinubu stressed that insecurity remains a major threat to national development but assured that his government is intensifying efforts to address it.
At the same time, the president highlighted the importance of protecting vulnerable citizens, noting that economic pressures including global crises could increase hardship and require stronger government support. Tinubu revealed that his administration is engaging international partners to strengthen Nigeria’s security capacity.
- He held discussions in the United Kingdom on security support
- He confirmed further talks with Emmanuel Macron on equipment and collaboration
- Efforts are ongoing to build broader international partnerships
These steps, he said, are aimed at improving intelligence, technology, and operational effectiveness in combating insecurity.
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- Support federal efforts to defeat criminal activities
- Introduce measures to cushion economic hardship on citizens
He also encouraged continued discussions on structural reforms, including state policing frameworks. Tinubu warned that global developments, particularly conflicts affecting energy markets, could:
- Drive inflation higher
- Increase transportation and living costs
- Put additional pressure on low-income Nigerians
He called for proactive policies to support vulnerable populations and maintain social stability. The remarks align with the administration’s which focuses on economic recovery, social welfare, and improved security across Nigeria.
Analysts say balancing security challenges with social support will be critical to sustaining public confidence and economic stability in Africa’s most populous nation The federal government is expected to:
- Expand security partnerships and interventions
- Roll out additional support measures for vulnerable citizens
- Work with state governments to address both insecurity and economic pressures As Nigeria grapples with ongoing security challenges, Tinubu’s administration says it aims to ensure that efforts to protect citizens and improve livelihoods remain on track.
