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INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION IS KEY TO ADDRESSING SECURITY CHALLENGES- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES                                 

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INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATION IS KEY TO ADDRESSING SECURITY CHALLENGES- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES                                                                                        02-11-23

By Sadiq Aminu                                                     The House of Representatives says deepening of international collaborations is fundamental to addressing insecurity in the country.

The Chairman house Committee on National Security Mr Ahmed Satomi
who made the remark in Abuja, said it is imperative to acknowledge the unique challenges faced by the country in the realm of national security and intelligence.

He observed that the world is evolving at an unprecedented pace, with emerging technologies, global interconnectedness, and complex geopolitical dynamics redefining the very nature of security.

The lawmaker stressed the need to adapt and transcend traditional approaches to safeguarding the country.

Mr Satomi added that the understanding of national security must be burdened to encompass multifaceted dimensions that impact on citizens’ lives.

“Today, the concept of security extends beyond borders and military might. It encompasses economic stability, cyber warfare, environmental resilience, social cohesion, and the protection of our democratic institutions.

“To truly address the challenges of the 21st century, we must adopt a holistic and inclusive approach. We must recognise that national security should not be pursued at the expense of civil liberties and human rights.

The chairman also stressed the need to embrace the power of technology as a force for good as technological advancements have revolutionised the world.

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