NISS hails Uba Sani’s security strategy, Kaduna peace model
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TLDR
- The National Institute for Security Studies commended Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani for progress in restoring peace.
- A delegation visited the state to study its security framework, the 'Kaduna Peace Model,' for national application.
- Governor Sani emphasized a holistic approach linking security with socio-economic development and intelligence-led operations.
The National Institute for Security Studies' commendation of Governor Uba Sani's security strategy is a significant endorsement of the 'Kaduna Peace Model.' This recognition, highlighted by the visit of the Executive Intelligence Management Course 19 participants, underscores the effectiveness of Kaduna State's approach to tackling complex security challenges.
The recognition speaks volumes about your commitment to security, inclusive governance and people-centred development in Kaduna State.
Governor Sani's emphasis on intelligence-led operations, inter-agency synergy, and community engagement, as detailed in his remarks, reflects a sophisticated understanding of modern security needs. The integration of security interventions with socio-economic development is particularly crucial, as the governor rightly points out that instability often takes root where opportunity is absent.
Through intelligence-led operations, strengthened inter-agency synergy, and sustained community engagement, we have recorded tangible progress in restoring peace and public confidence.
This acknowledgement from a national security think tank is not just a feather in the cap for Governor Sani but also a testament to the resilience and innovative spirit of Kaduna State. The 'Kaduna Peace Model' serves as a beacon, offering practical insights and a replicable framework for other states grappling with similar issues, thereby strengthening Nigeria's overall security architecture.
Security is inseparable from development. Where opportunity is absent, instability often takes root.
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