Nigeria Police Enhance International Security Cooperation with France and UK
Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police hosted French and UK delegations to enhance international security cooperation. Discussions included cybercrime, anti-terrorism strategies, and building cybersecurity capacity. This reflects the NPF’s commitment to innovative security solutions and strong international partnerships.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has emphasized Nigeria’s dedication to international security cooperation by hosting distinguished delegations from France and the United Kingdom at the Force Headquarters in Abuja. These meetings aimed to augment the capacity of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) in addressing emerging security challenges.
The IGP welcomed the French delegation, led by Régis Colcombet, Director of Defence and Security Cooperation. Their discussions involved collaboration on various aspects, including cybercrime investigation, anti-terrorism strategies, training, equipment provision, and knowledge exchange.
In a separate engagement, the IGP, represented by Taiwo Adeleke (Assistant Inspector General) and other senior officials, convened with the UK-Nigeria Cyber Security Delegation. Participants included Mark Smith from the British High Commission, Dan Edmund of Espranaro Limited, and Morayo Adekunle.
These discussions revolved around comprehending the evolving cyber threat landscape, enhancing bilateral cybersecurity cooperation, and implementing best practices in digital security. The NPF remains steadfast in its commitment to leverage international partnerships and embrace innovative security strategies.
In conclusion, the meetings between the Nigeria Police Force and delegations from France and the United Kingdom demonstrate Nigeria’s proactive approach to international security cooperation. By focusing on cybersecurity and collaborative strategies to tackle emerging threats, the NPF aims to strengthen its operational capabilities. The commitment to knowledge exchange and joint training efforts signifies a crucial step towards enhancing national and international security frameworks.
Original Source: businessday.ng
