By Emmanuel Kwada
In a significant step toward enhancing Nigeria’s security framework, National Security Adviser (NSA) Nuhu Ribadu paid a courtesy visit to Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri at the Government House in Yola on Tuesday.
The visit, marked by high-level discussions and a shared commitment to peace, underscored the federal government’s resolve to deepen collaboration with state authorities on critical security matters.
Accompanied by top commanders from various security agencies, Ribadu’s delegation highlighted the visit’s strategic importance.
This collaboration is vital for our collective goal of ensuring safety and progress
The closed-door meeting focused on strengthening Adamawa’s security architecture and fostering seamless intelligence sharing to counter emerging threats. Sources close to the discussions revealed that both leaders explored ways to align state and national security priorities for a more coordinated response.
Governor Fintiri warmly received the NSA and his team, expressing gratitude for the federal government’s continued support. He reaffirmed his administration’s dedication to maintaining peace and stability in Adamawa, emphasizing the state’s readiness to work closely with federal agencies to safeguard lives and property.
The visit, seen as a pivotal move to reinforce inter-agency cooperation, signals a renewed push to address security challenges through unified efforts. As Nigeria navigates complex threats, such engagements are expected to pave the way for a more resilient and proactive security landscape.
“This collaboration is vital for our collective goal of ensuring safety and progress,” a statement from the Government House noted, reflecting the optimistic tone of the meeting. The NSA’s visit to Yola is likely to set the stage for further engagements aimed at fortifying Nigeria’s security apparatus.
