Author: Mohammed Abubakar

NIGERIA’s security landscape has been a persistent and complex challenge, characterized by a multitude of threats that have evolved in intensity and scope over the past decades. From the Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East to widespread banditry, kidnapping, and farmer-herder conflicts across various regions, the nation has grappled with a multifaceted security crisis that has profoundly impacted its stability, economy, and the well-being of its citizens. The persistent nature of these challenges has led to significant debate and varying theories regarding their root causes and the most effective strategies for mitigation, often leaving both policymakers and the public befuddled…