The Nigerian Communications Commission and enterprise risk management professionals have called for a shift in the country’s security governance framework, urging a coordinated approach to addressing rising physical, cyber, and operational risks.
The call came during Nigeria’s inaugural Enterprise Security Risk Management Conference, held at James Hope University in Lekki, Lagos, which brought together policymakers, regulators, security agencies, academics, and private sector leaders under the theme “Repositioning Enterprise Security Risk Management in Evolving Global Threat Landscape: A Multi-Stakeholder Imperative.”
In a statement issued on Wednesday following a conference, the Director General and Chief Executive Officer of the Association of Enterprise Risk Management Professionals, Dr Olayinka Odutola, said stakeholders agreed that fragmented and reactive security models were no longer sufficient to address the scale and complexity of emerging threats across sectors.
In a keynote address, the Executive Vice Chairman of the NCC, Dr Aminu Maida, revealed that Nigeria now has more
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