Nigeria’s IGP, Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, hosted French and UK delegations to enhance international security. Key discussions involved collaboration on cybercrime, anti-terrorism, and cybersecurity practices. The Nigeria Police Force aims to leverage these partnerships for improved security strategies.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has reaffirmed Nigeria’s dedication to enhancing international security ties by hosting delegations from France and the UK at the Force Headquarters in Abuja. These meetings focused on improving the Nigeria Police Force’s (NPF) ability to address new security challenges.
At the IGP Smart Conference Hall, the IGP welcomed the French delegation led by Régis Colcombet, who is responsible for Defence and Security Cooperation. This team, including senior military personnel from the French Embassy, discussed potential collaborations in cybercrime investigation, anti-terrorism strategies, and training.
In a separate engagement, the IGP, represented by Taiwo Adeleke (AIG) and other senior officers, met with the UK-Nigeria Cyber Security Delegation. This group included key figures such as Mark Smith from the British High Commission. The primary focus of their discussions was on the evolving cyber threat landscape and enhancing bilateral cybersecurity cooperation.
The Nigeria Police Force emphasizes the importance of international partnerships and aims to adopt innovative strategies to improve security. This collaboration is vital for developing effective responses to emerging threats in both countries.
The Nigeria Police Force is actively strengthening its international security relations with significant collaborations from France and the UK. Emphasizing partnerships in areas such as cybercrime, terrorism, and cybersecurity, these actions reflect Nigeria’s commitment to adopting innovative strategies essential for tackling emerging security challenges.
Original Source: businessday.ng
