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A non-governmental organization, International Alert Nigeria (IAN) stakeholders, in collaboration with the Borno State Ministry of Information and Internal Security and the Forum of Commissioners and Advisers on Security of Northwest and Frontline States, is advocating for joint efforts to address violence, injustice, and criminality in the region.
The two-day workshop, supported by the UK International Development, focused on promoting stability, access to justice, and accountability in the Northwest Nigerian Project.
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The country director of IAN, Paul Nyulaku Bemshima, explained that the workshop aimed to delve into the root causes of unrest in the Northeast and Northwest regions.
The discussions provided a platform for key stakeholders to engage in peer learning and collaboration, to develop a comprehensive advocacy plan to address national stability issues.
The collaboration with the Borno State Ministry of Information and Internal Security, as well as the involvement of the Forum of Commissioners and Advisers on Security of Northwest and Frontline States, emphasizes the importance of regional partnerships in addressing security concerns.
The initiative seeks a coordinated effort involving government bodies, security agencies, and community leaders to address identified challenges.
Dr. Joseph Ochogwu, DG Institute for Peace Conflict Resolution, highlighted the collaborative event as a platform for stakeholders from different regions to share knowledge and experiences, aiming to implement best practices at the community level.
He emphasized the need for a common consensus and active participation of all stakeholders to end the cycle of violence in Nigeria.
