Nigerian govt to invest more in technology, intelligence to tackle insecurity
Mr Idris defended the administration’s security efforts, saying President Bola Tinubu had strengthened the operational capabilities of the armed forces, intelligence services and other security agencies. The post Nigerian govt to invest…
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