Nuhu Ribadu assumes the role of National Security Adviser (NSA), succeeding Maj Gen Monguno, in an official ceremony held in Abuja, News About Nigeria reports.
As the new NSA, Ribadu emphasized his dedication to the responsibilities ahead and pledges to meet the expectations of Nigerians.
Ribadu was appointed as National security adviser by Tinubu on Monday, June 19.
He expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for inspiring optimism in a nation that aspires to be safer and more secure.
The position of National Security Adviser carries significant duties and responsibilities.
The NSA serves as a crucial advisor to the President on matters related to national security.
This role requires a deep understanding of the country’s security landscape, both domestically and internationally, and the ability to assess potential threats and challenges.
One of the primary duties of the NSA is to provide informed advice to the President on matters pertaining to national security policy.
This involves conducting thorough analyses of intelligence reports, assessing the risks and implications of various situations, and formulating strategies to address them effectively.
The NSA acts as a trusted source of information and guidance for the President, helping to shape policies that protect the country’s interests.
Another crucial aspect of the NSA’s role is to coordinate and collaborate with various government agencies involved in national security matters.
This includes intelligence agencies, law enforcement bodies, defense forces, and other relevant entities.
The NSA acts as a bridge between these entities, ensuring seamless communication, sharing of information, and joint efforts to address security challenges.
