The Nigerian Army has called for stronger collaboration among security agencies as part of efforts to address the diverse security challenges confronting the country, including insurgency, terrorism, banditry, kidnapping and militancy.
The Commander of the 4 Special Forces Command, Doma, Nasarawa State, Major General Olurotimi Awolo, made the call on Monday during the opening of the week-long Command Operations Planning Cadre 2026.
Awolo noted that Nigeria’s security threats vary across regions and require specialised responses, training and coordination among security personnel operating in different theatres of operation.
He explained that the training programme was designed to equip personnel within the command’s Area of Responsibility with the operational knowledge needed to effectively respond to emerging security challenges.
The commander said the cadre, themed “Tactical Leadership Capacity Building and Multi-Agency Approach to Asymmetric Operations in Joint Operations Area,” was timely given the nature of operations currently being undertaken by the Armed Forces
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