According to a report by the Global Terrorism Index, this decline is attributed to the increased momentum of offensive operations against terrorists, bandits, and other criminal elements by the Armed Forces of Nigeria. Major General Emmanuel Akomaye Udiandeye, Chief of Defence Intelligence, highlighted this achievement during the accreditation of 12 foreign Defence Advisers and Attaches newly posted to Nigeria. He emphasized Nigeria’s commitment to enhancing security and safety for all citizens, noting the successful efforts in combating destabilizing elements and restoring normalcy in previously troubled areas. The Armed Forces of Nigeria’s dedication to ongoing operations has resulted in a significant reduction in terrorist incidents and loss of lives, as evidenced by the recent Global Terrorism Index report. The Defence Intelligence Agency stands ready to support Defence Advisers/Attachés in their diplomatic missions, ensuring alignment with global diplomatic practices. It is essential for all official communications to be directed through the Agency for appropriate action, maintaining a cohesive approach towards achieving common objectives. The accreditation ceremony signifies a milestone in strengthening relationships between allied Defence Advisers/Attachés and Nigerian authorities, fostering cooperation and mutual understanding.
CAR-France: Long-strained Relationship Restored
French Foreign Minister in Bangui
