The House of Representatives has summoned the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, alongside the nation’s service chiefs, to appear before lawmakers and provide explanations on the worsening security situation across various parts of the country, SAVANNAH NEWSNOW REPORTS.
The decision followed growing concerns among lawmakers over the persistent incidents of terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, communal clashes and other violent crimes that continue to threaten lives and property across the country.
Members of the House expressed dissatisfaction with the deteriorating security environment, noting that despite increased budgetary allocations and ongoing military operations, many communities remain vulnerable to attacks by criminal elements.
The lawmakers are expected to engage the NSA and military chiefs on the effectiveness of current security strategies, challenges confronting security agencies and measures being taken to address the rising wave of insecurity.
The summoned officials are also expected to provide updates on ongoing counter-terrorism operations, efforts to tackle banditry and kidnapping, and strategies aimed at restoring peace in affected regions.
The move underscores growing pressure on security agencies to deliver tangible results amid increasing public concern over safety and national security.
Lawmakers emphasized the need for stronger coordination among security institutions and more proactive measures to protect citizens and safeguard the nation’s territorial integrity.
