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Nigeria safer, more stable under Tinubu’s leadership – Ribadu

Ribadu who spoke at the inauguration of US-Nigeria Joint Working Group said the cooperation has translated into tangible operational gains
National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu

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Ribadu also said, "We are working with major telecom operators. Our cybersecurity strategy is strong. Nigeria is safe and open for business. Investors should know that Nigeria is the future of Africa" 

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, has declared that Nigeria is now safer, more stable, and increasingly attractive for investment.

He says  this is due to the reforms and strategic policies introduced under President Bola Tinubu’s administration.

Speaking at the National Cybersecurity Conference 2025 in Abuja, Ribadu dismissed criticisms from some quarters, describing them as the rantings of “expired” political figures who feel entitled to perpetual relevance. He warned that Nigerians are now more discerning and will not be swayed by propaganda.

“Things are changing. We are stabilising the country. Forget what some people are saying – Nigeria is safer and better every single day,” Ribadu stated.

He said there were  major improvements in the security situation across previously volatile regions, including the Niger Delta and the South-East.

According to him,  a combination of proactive measures and collaborative efforts with security agencies and technology partners is yielding tangible results.

“Niger Delta is safer than ever before. The South-East is returning to normalcy. Those fueling unrest from abroad will be tracked and prosecuted. We will not allow external forces to destabilize our progress,” he said.

Ribadu lauded President Tinubu’s capacity and leadership, describing him as a “digital, enlightened, and visionary leader” whose administration is charting a clear path for economic recovery and national rebirth. “We have quality leadership today in our country. Mr. President is a digital President. He is educated and deeply informed. People who underestimate him are doing so at their own peril,” Ribadu warned.

He criticised opposition figures and media commentators who, he said, remain fixated on past politics and have contributed little to nation-building. “These are people who looted and plundered this country. Now they are shouting on television. They are outdated. Nigeria has moved on – and Nigerians are wiser,” Ribadu remarked.

Ribadu also said, “We are working with major telecom operators. Our cybersecurity strategy is strong. Nigeria is safe and open for business. Investors should know that Nigeria is the future of Africa”

 

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