Security Challenges and Implications to National Stability
Paul Chinenye Iregbenu, Maria Chinecherem Uzonwanne
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Paul Chinenye Iregbenu, Maria Chinecherem Uzonwanne
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Security of lives and property is a dire need for any thriving country.Without security, a country remains exposed to threats, and is vulnerable.In this state, the attainment of such a country's objectives and projects becomes a herculean task.This is the case for Nigeria.In the face of this insecurity situation of Nigeria, the attitude of the government remains unsatisfactory.Hence, this paper sought to examine the security challenges facing the Nigerian government and their implications to national stability.To do this, the paper relied on secondary sources and made use of empirical approach.Finally, the paper made recommendations such as the retraining of Nigerian security agencies, the changing of the government's approach and attitude regarding security matters, the evolving of programmes of cultural and political education and orientation, embarking on a de-radicalization strategy among others, that will aid the government to ensure security in Nigeria.
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Security of lives and property is a dire need for any thriving country.Without security, a country remains exposed to threats, and is vulnerable.In this state, the attainment of such a country's objectives and projects becomes a herculean task.This is the case for Nigeria.In the face of this insecurity situation of Nigeria, the attitude of the government remains unsatisfactory.Hence, this paper sought to examine the security challenges facing the Nigerian government and their implications to national stability.To do this, the paper relied on secondary sources and made use of empirical approach.Finally, the paper made recommendations such as the retraining of Nigerian security agencies, the changing of the government's approach and attitude regarding security matters, the evolving of programmes of cultural and political education and orientation, embarking on a de-radicalization strategy among others, that will aid the government to ensure security in Nigeria.
Key concepts: Thriving, Government (linguistics), National security, State (computer science), Face (sociological concept), Radicalization, Political science, Economic growth