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By Muhammad Salisu
The Minister of Defence, Muhammad Badaru has appealed to Nigerians to provide crucial information to security agencies to enhance national security.
He made this call while interacting with Journalists at an event of citizens' engagement program organized by the Jigawa State Government held Sunday in Birnin Kudu Local Government Area of the State.
According to the minister, intelligence sharing is essential to strengthening security across the country and noted that the security situation has improved under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.
The Minister assured that the Federal Government remains committed to supporting troops at the frontline in ensuring lasting peace and stability.
He therefore expressed satisfaction with the leadership of Governor Umar Namadi and commended the administration's rapid development efforts over the past 18 months.
The event was attended by dignitaries, including Deputy Governor Engineer Aminu Usman, former Governor Barrister Ali Sa'ad Birnin Kudu, Secretary to the State Government Malam Bala Ibrahim, as well as traditional and religious leaders.
The minister who noted that national security is a collective responsibility however said "by sharing intelligence with security agencies, Nigerians can play a vital role in preventing and combating insecurity."
Also, Mr. Badaru emphasized the importance of collaboration between government agencies and citizens adding that "by working together, we can build a safer and more secure Nigeria."
"Insecurity is a complex issue that requires a multifaceted approach. By sharing intelligence and supporting security agencies, Nigerians can help to prevent and combat insecurity," he stated.
He therefore appreciated the Federal Government's commitment to supporting troops at the frontline northern States.
"This commitment, combined with the support of Nigerians, can help to ensure lasting peace and stability," he added
As Nigerians, "we have a responsibility to contribute to national security. By sharing intelligence and supporting security agencies, we can help to build a safer and more secure Nigeria for all," Badaru hinted.
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