Security roundtable: CNG seeks lasting solution to insecurity in North

The Northern Elders Forum (NEF)’s Director of Publicity and Advocacy, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, has said the roundtable discussion organised by the Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) will assist in finding lasting solution to the security situation in the North. Suleiman, in a statement Sunday, expressed support for the initiative and emphasized the need for all stakeholders […]

The Northern Elders Forum (NEF)’s Director of Publicity and Advocacy, Abdul-Azeez Suleiman, has said the roundtable discussion organised by the Coalition of Northern Groups (CNG) will assist in finding lasting solution to the security situation in the North.

Suleiman, in a statement Sunday, expressed support for the initiative and emphasized the need for all stakeholders and critical actors to come together and find practical solutions to the prevailing insecurity in the region.

According to him, the roundtable discussion, scheduled to take place in Abuja on 24th and 25th January, will bring together various stakeholders including government representatives, security agencies, community leaders, and experts in the field.

He said, “We must all support the CNG’s roundtable discussion and contribute to finding lasting solutions to the security challenges faced in the North.”

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He added that it is only through joint efforts and collaborative strategies that we can effectively address the persistent insecurity in the region and called on individuals, organizations, and government agencies to actively participate and contribute their expertise to this crucial dialogue.

The Northern elder’s spokesman explained that the objective is to have an inclusive and productive conversation that will lead to actionable solutions to the prevailing security challenges in the North.

Suleiman further emphasized the importance of supporting such initiatives in order to create a safer and more secure environment for all residents of the region.

He called on individuals, organizations, and government agencies to rally behind the CNG and contribute their expertise and resources to the success of the roundtable discussion.