Former Kogi State Governor Yahaya Bello visited the National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, in Abuja on Friday to praise the current administration’s progress in managing national security. Bello highlighted the recent interception of an attempted kidnapping in Kogi as proof of the effective partnership between state and federal authorities.
The former governor credited the success of recent anti-crime operations to improved coordination and intelligence-sharing among security forces. He specifically lauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for his dedication to restoring stability and for the strategic leadership displayed by Ribadu in aligning the various intelligence agencies. During the meeting, Bello also recognized the successful rescue of schoolchildren in Oyo State, honoring the bravery of the personnel involved in the mission.
Responding to these remarks, Ribadu noted that public safety is a shared duty, emphasizing that nationwide cooperation is vital to overcoming current challenges. Bello concluded the discussion by urging citizens to remain vigilant and provide relevant information to authorities, expressing his belief that the administration’s focus on security reform is creating a foundation for long-term peace in Nigeria.
