By Peter Omopo
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has reaffirmed that addressing Nigeria’s security challenges remains a central focus of the administration of Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Idris made this known while speaking to journalists after meeting with the president in Lagos, where Tinubu is observing the Easter celebrations.
According to the minister, the president has continued to engage security chiefs in sustained efforts to tackle insecurity and achieve lasting peace across the country, particularly following his recent visit to Jos.
He explained that the Federal Government is also strengthening collaboration with regional and international partners to address security threats, especially within the Sahel region.
Idris noted that President Tinubu recently held discussions with Mahamat Idriss Déby Itno as part of broader efforts to coordinate responses to cross-border security challenges.
The minister further conveyed the president’s message to Nigerians, urging unity, reflection, and patriotism amid ongoing reforms and security interventions. He emphasised that the president remains attentive to public concerns and is committed to resolving the nation’s security issues.
Beyond security, Idris disclosed that the president has received positive feedback from international development partners and financial institutions regarding Nigeria’s economic reforms.
He added that the administration is encouraged by these assessments and remains committed to ensuring that the reforms yield sustainable benefits for all Nigerians while strengthening the country’s global standing.
