The Nigeria Police Force, led by IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, is enhancing international security cooperation with France and the UK. Meetings focused on areas like cybercrime and anti-terrorism strategies to bolster Nigeria’s security capabilities, highlighting a commitment to innovative strategies and partnerships.
The Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, has emphasized Nigeria’s dedication to strengthening international security collaborations. This commitment was showcased during meetings with high-level delegations from France and the United Kingdom at the Force Headquarters in Abuja. These discussions aimed to enhance the Nigeria Police Force’s (NPF) capabilities to address emerging security threats.
During the first meeting, the IGP welcomed a French delegation led by Régis Colcombet, the Director of Defence and Security Cooperation. This group, which included senior military officials from the French Embassy, discussed collaboration in several critical areas, such as cybercrime investigations, anti-terrorism strategies, training, equipment provision, and knowledge sharing.
Subsequently, the IGP, represented by Taiwo Adeleke (AIG) and senior officers, met with the UK-Nigeria Cyber Security Delegation. Notable attendees included Mark Smith, Country Director at the British High Commission’s Department of Business and Training, and Dan Edmund, CEO of Espranaro Limited. Their discussions focused on the evolving cyber threat landscape and bolstering bilateral cybersecurity cooperation as well as promoting best practices in digital security.
The Nigeria Police Force has expressed its commitment to leverage international partnerships and adopt innovative strategies to enhance security measures. This proactive approach underscores the importance of collaboration in addressing modern security challenges effectively.
In conclusion, the Nigeria Police Force is actively strengthening its international security relationships through meetings with delegations from France and the United Kingdom. By focusing on various aspects of cooperation such as cybercrime investigation and anti-terrorism strategies, the NPF aims to enhance its capabilities in tackling contemporary security challenges. These partnerships signify a strategic commitment to improving national security through shared expertise and resources.
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