finding Nigerian solution to its security challenges not about what the U.S was doing for Nigeria.
Nolan, however, assured that the forthcoming elections in the U.S and the change of government in January 2017 would not affect the project as they had been working hard to ensure its sustenance.
“I want to assure you that we have been working for the continuity and sustainability of this project, even after the Obama administration in January, 2017″.
Dambazau, in his remarks, thanked the delegation for the visit and expressed optimism that the partnership would help to re-position the security architecture of the country.
He said that the partnership would involve all security agencies and not just those of the Ministry of Interior so as to fashion out a holistic security roadmap to deal with terrorism and other crimes.
The minister said that the meeting was in tandem with President Muhammadu Buhari’s agenda to address security, corruption and the economy of the country in line with international best practice.
He charged officials from all security agencies in the country that were part of the meeting to show commitment and dedication to the task ahead.
Officials from the Nigeria police force, army, air force, navy, immigration, prisons, civil defence and fire service are part of the strategic meeting.
