President Bola Ahmed Tinubu don sit down with Nigeria Service Chiefs for closed-door meeting inside Aso Rock Presidential Villa for Abuja. The meeting start around evening time as top military and security oga dem arrive one by one and enter the President office without media access.
People wey dey inside Villa talk say the security chiefs reach the forecourt around early evening before dem usher dem go meet the President. Although government never officially talk wetin dem discuss, many people believe say the meeting connect well with the current security challenges wey dey affect different parts of the country.
This meeting na the first time Tinubu dey meet the full military high command since he swear in General Christopher Musa as the new Minister of Defence earlier this month. Since that appointment, many Nigerians dey expect new direction and stronger action from government concerning national security matter.
The timing of the meeting dey very important because over one hundred students wey kidnappers carry comot from one Catholic boarding school for November still never return. Families of the students and many Nigerians dey worried as days dey go without clear update on their release. Security experts believe say the President fit dey demand detailed briefing on the rescue efforts and how to speed up operations.
Few weeks ago, Tinubu don already declare national security emergency because of the level of insecurity for the country. As part of the emergency steps, he order fresh recruitment into security agencies to boost manpower. He also direct say police officers wey dey guard VIPs must return to regular duty so dem fit help protect ordinary citizens.
This latest meeting fit be follow-up to those directives, as the President dey likely ask the Service Chiefs wetin dem don achieve so far and wetin still need improvement. Sources believe say Tinubu want clearer strategy on how to handle banditry, kidnapping, terrorism and other security threats wey dey worry Nigerians daily.
The meeting also happen just days after the Nigerian Senate approve the President request to deploy Nigerian troops to Benin Republic. That decision follow attempted coup for the neighbouring country, and Nigeria role dey important to help restore order and protect democracy for the region. Security analysts believe say Tinubu fit dey discuss the implication of that deployment and how e go affect Nigeria internal security.
Even though details of the meeting never come out, many Nigerians dey watch closely to see if this engagement go lead to stronger action on ground. For many citizens, wetin matter pass meeting na result. People want see improvement for security, faster rescue of kidnapped victims and reduction in violent attacks across the country.
As insecurity continue to affect daily life, this closed-door meeting between Tinubu and the Service Chiefs show say government dey treat the matter as serious priority. Nigerians now dey wait make government move from discussion to clear action wey go bring peace, safety and confidence back to the country.
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