The Nigerian Senate is pushing forward the Nigeria Forest Security Service (NFSS) Bill to improve national security efforts in combating banditry and kidnapping. Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin affirmed the importance of a robust and well-funded forest security system during a visit from NFSS Commander General Dr. Wole Joshua Osatimehin in Abuja.
The NFSS plays a crucial role in intelligence gathering and works closely with existing security forces. The Service, operational across all regions, aims to tighten forest security and obstruct criminal activity. The passage of the Bill is seen as pivotal for boosting morale and enhancing national safety measures, according to local Nigeria news.
Key takeaways:
- The NFSS Bill seeks to fortify the fight against insecurity by establishing a dedicated forest security service.
- The Senate prioritizes passing the Bill to empower the NFSS in aiding existing security agencies.
- National security could benefit significantly from the NFSS’s ongoing operations and future capabilities.
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