President Bola Tinubu has assured the public that ongoing security reforms will soon restore national confidence and safety. During a meeting with the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) in Lagos, the President emphasized his commitment to establishing state and community policing once legislative processes are complete. He acknowledged the challenges posed by vast ungoverned spaces and the delays in acquiring expensive foreign military hardware, revealing that Nigeria has ordered four attack helicopters from the United States and is seeking additional support from Turkey. Tinubu called on religious leaders for cooperation and vigilance, maintaining that while security measures take time to mature, his administration remains resolute in defeating insurgency and restoring peace.
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