Security Chiefs Brief President Tinubu on State of Security in the Country

By Micheal Chukwuebuka

President Bola Tinubu has met with heads of security agencies to appraise situations across the country.

Minister of defense, Christopher Musa and the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu led other security heads to the Presidential Villa for the strategic meeting.

The heads of the agencies briefed the Commander-in-chief, respectively on what their individual agencies are doing to curtail insecurity in parts of the country.

They acknowledged improvement in security situation across the nation with commitment to build on current achievement.

While they agreed that Intelligence will continue to play critical role in the security arena of the nation, they also resolved to strengthen collaboration with neighbouring countries for greater result.

The meeting lasted about one hour, forty minutes behind closed doors.