Nuhu Ribadu Assumes Office As National Security Adviser, Promises To Stabilize Nigeria’s Insecurity

Mallam Nuhu Ribadu on Monday officially assumed duty as National Security Adviser with a pledge to subdue insecurity and stabilise Nigeria.

Ribadu, who was appointed by President Bola Tinubu on June 19, took over from retired Major General Babagana Monguno.

He said as he assumed duties: “This is work for Nigerians and we intend to continue with what has been done.

“We will stabilise this country, we will secure our country, and we will make Nigeria peaceful.

Ribadu said that the administration of President Tinubu has the firm belief that “time has come for this country to enjoy peace, restore order and the rule of law just like any other country in the world.

“Securing the nation is a continuous process.

“We will look at what has been done and build on it.

“We will count on your support in the course of discharging our responsibilities.

“Mr. President has a huge commitment to securing every inch of our country.

“We will work with all stakeholders to deliver on this vision.

“This enormous task of securing our country is that of all Nigerians, and all friends of Nigeria.”

Ribadu solicited the full cooperation of all servicemen and women as well as all Nigerians.

He said there was the need for Nigerians to unite to accomplish the administration’s quest for a more stable, peaceful and prosperous nation.