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Daniel Bwala, the Special Adviser on Policy Communication to President Bola Tinubu, has announced that the Nigerian government is preparing to publicly disclose the identities of individuals and networks funding terrorism within the country.
Strategic National Security Measures Underway
In a recent interview on Television Continental (TVC), Bwala revealed that the Tinubu administration is implementing comprehensive and impactful security policies. These initiatives are expected to yield visible results in the near future, enhancing Nigeria’s fight against terrorism.
Terrorism: A Global Challenge Requiring International Collaboration
Bwala emphasized that terrorism transcends national boundaries, posing a worldwide threat that necessitates coordinated global responses. He highlighted that major world powers are increasingly recognizing the importance of supporting nations like Nigeria, where extremist factions attempt to expand their reach.
“Since the events of September 11, 2001, terrorism has been acknowledged as a critical international security issue. Any nation harboring terrorist activities inevitably draws global concern,” Bwala stated.
Strengthening Partnerships to Combat Terror Networks
The adviser underscored the vital role of Nigeria’s international allies in collaborating to dismantle terrorist infrastructures. He pointed out that extremist violence, once predominantly centered in the Middle East, has progressively shifted towards the Sahel region, which has emerged as a significant security hotspot in recent years.
This evolving threat landscape calls for enhanced regional and global cooperation to effectively address the challenges posed by terrorism.
Government’s Commitment to Transparency and Accountability
Bwala assured that the current administration is intensifying efforts to tackle terrorism domestically. He affirmed that the government is poised to reveal those who provide financial and logistical backing to terrorist groups, signaling a new phase of accountability.
“Nigerians will soon be informed about the identities of terrorists and their financiers,” he confirmed, highlighting the administration’s resolve to bring these actors to justice.
