Tinubu’s homeland security adviser unveils four security priorities
Similarly, another PREMIUM TIMES analysis on intelligence-led policing found that fragmented government databases, weak digital identity systems and poor interoperability between agencies have limited the effectiveness of technology-driven security initiatives.
Adeyinka Famadewa, a presidential aide on homeland security, has outlined four strategic priorities to strengthen Nigeria’s homeland security architecture, including a unified surveillance system, improved identity management, enhanced border security, and stronger early warning and crisis response mechanisms.
Participants at the meeting reaffirmed their commitment to greater institutional synergy, noting that Nigeria’s complex security challenges require a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach driven by collaboration, information sharing, technological innovation and coordinated implementation.
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