NSA Ribadu’s quiet revolution

By Adewale Oluwaloshe  

For every nation, there comes a defining moment when leadership is tested not by speeches but by the ability to confront existential threats with courage, vision and strategic clarity. For Nigeria, a country battling terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, cybercrime, organised crime and other complex security challenges, that moment is now. At the centre of this demanding national assignment is the National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, whose leadership has helped redefine Nigeria’s security architecture and reposition the country’s response to both traditional and emerging threats.
Security has evolved dramatically in the twenty-first century. Nat...