As part of efforts aimed at addressing security challenges ravaging the country, Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF) in conjunction with the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) organised two-day various stakeholders on the reform of existing peace and inclusive security initiative.
The two-day meeting is scheduled to take place in Abuja on Thursday, 10th March and Friday, 11th March 2022.
According to the Forum, the Initiative is geared towards creating a process for networking amongst State and Non-State Actors, communities, and security agencies with a view to enhance peace and inclusive security in the country.
As part of the mandate of the Initiative, NGF in partnership with CDD organized a two-day meeting with the multi-stakeholders to foster a constructive dialogue on reform of existing peace and security policy, practice, and institutions.
In the same vein, the forum will hold a 2-day meeting with the Attorneys-General of the 36 States across the Federation.
The proposed meeting scheduled for next week Monday, 14th March and Tuesday, 15tharch, 2022, seeks to foster a united front on issues bothering the collective interest of states.
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