‘Nigeria survived civil war, will defeat insurgency’, Jimoh Ibrahim tells ECOWAS envoys

Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim, Nigeria's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, has conveyed a strong message of reassurance to ECOWAS envoys, asserting that Nigeria possesses the resilience to surmount its current insurgency challenges.

Speaking to the regional body's representatives, Ibrahim drew a powerful historical parallel, stating, "Nigeria survived civil war, will defeat insurgency." This statement underscores a deep-seated confidence in the nation's ability to overcome adversity, referencing its past triumph over a devastating civil conflict.

The envoy's assurance is intended to bolster confidence among neighboring countries and regional partners regarding Nigeria's internal security situation. By invoking the nation's historical capacity for resilience, Ibrahim aimed to project an image of strength and determination in confronting ongoing security threats.

The commitment to defeating insurgency reflects Nigeria's ongoing efforts to address various security challenges, including those posed by extremist groups and other forms of internal conflict. The statement signals a resolve to maintain stability within the country and the broader West African region.

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Nigeria survived civil war, will defeat insurgency