Tinubu Announces Order of 4 US Attack Helicopters, Highlights State and Community Policing in Security Reforms to CAN Leaders
President Bola Tinubu revealed that his administration has ordered four attack helicopters from the United States to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture. Speaking to Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) leaders, he acknowledged delays in military hardware procurement but reassured that ongoing reforms, including the establishment of state and community policing, will yield results. Tinubu emphasized the need for religious leaders’ cooperation, defended the government’s handling of schoolchildren abductions, and confirmed engagement with Turkey for additional security support. CAN pledged its backing, urging direct engagement through its local structures nationwide.
President Bola Tinubu revealed that his administration has ordered four attack helicopters from the United States to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture. Speaking to Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) leaders, he acknowledged delays in military hardware procurement but reassured that ongoing reforms, including the establishment of state and community policing, will yield results. Tinubu emphasized the need for religious leaders’ cooperation, defended the government’s handling of schoolchildren abductions, and confirmed engagement with Turkey for additional security support. CAN pledged its backing, urging direct engagement through its local structures nationwide.
Tinubu Announces Order of 4 US Attack Helicopters, Highlights State and Community Policing in Security Reforms to CAN Leaders
President Bola Tinubu revealed that his administration has ordered four attack helicopters from the United States to strengthen Nigeria’s security architecture. Speaking to Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) leaders, he acknowledged delays in military hardware procurement but reassured that ongoing reforms, including the establishment of state and community policing, will yield results. Tinubu emphasized the need for religious leaders’ cooperation, defended the government’s handling of schoolchildren abductions, and confirmed engagement with Turkey for additional security support. CAN pledged its backing, urging direct engagement through its local structures nationwide.
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