President Bola Tinubu has given his consent to the dismissal of all the current service chiefs and has chosen replacements for their positions.
Alongside this decision, he has also granted the appointment of Nuhu Ribadu as the new National Security Adviser (NSA). These significant changes were announced in a statement issued on Monday evening by the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF) and were made available through the Director of Information in the office, Mr. Willie Bassey.
One of the key appointments approved by the President is that of DIG Kayode Egbetokun, who will assume the role of Acting Inspector-General of Police. Additionally, Adeniyi Bashir Adewale has been appointed as the Acting Comptroller General of Customs.
President Bola Tinubu’s decision to dismiss and appoint new service chiefs demonstrates his commitment to addressing the security challenges faced by the nation. These changes are expected to bring fresh perspectives and strategies to enhance the security landscape of the country. Nuhu Ribadu’s appointment as the National Security Adviser highlights the President’s trust in his capabilities and expertise to provide effective counsel and guidance on matters of national security.
The appointment of DIG Kayode Egbetokun as the Acting Inspector-General of Police aims to bring about necessary reforms within the police force and improve law enforcement efforts. Adeniyi Bashir Adewale’s appointment as the Acting Comptroller General of Customs signifies the President’s intention to strengthen the country’s border security and enhance revenue generation through efficient customs operations.
These appointments mark a significant step in President Bola Tinubu’s administration as he seeks to tackle security challenges head-on and implement measures to safeguard the nation and its interests.
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