Nigerian Defence Minister Orders Security Agencies to Share Intelligence
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- •On April 9, 2026, Nigeria's Defence Minister issued a directive for security agencies to share intelligence more effectively.
- •The Defence Minister emphasized the need to bridge intelligence gaps to tackle insecurity nationwide.
- •The Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC) was highlighted by the Inspector General of Police as crucial for intelligence gathering and grassroots security.
- •The directive aims to improve collaboration among Nigeria's various intelligence and security agencies.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Nigerian security agencies successfully implement enhanced intelligence sharing then coordinated operations could reduce crime rates and improve national security, benefiting citizens and businesses.
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AFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Defence minister orders security agencies to share intelligenceAFRICAThisDay (Nigeria)Insecurity: Defence Minister Urges Intelligence Agencies to Strengthen CollaborationAFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)We must bridge intelligence gaps to tackle insecurity – MarwaAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)PCRC key to intelligence gathering, grassroots security — IG