VICCDA asks new Service  Chiefs to evolve pragmatic strategies to end insecurity 

 

The Vision Centre for Communication and Development Advocacy (VICCDA), a Non Governmental Organization, has charged the new Service Chiefs to evolve pragmatic strategies to overcome the various security challenges facing the country.

VICCDA in a statement by its Acting chairman, Otunba Gbenga Onayiga, urged the new service chiefs to be dedicated and committed in the onerous task of securing the territorial integrity of Nigeria.

Otunba Onayiga expressed optimism that the military chiefs would deploy their wealth of experience in counter terrorism and anti-insurgency to curb terrorism and other criminal activities.

It said; “The present breathe of fresh air in the military top bracket will usher in an era of a safer Nigeria where the people can go about their daily activities freely”.
The statement further said; “Curbing the various security challenges bedevilling our dear country like terrorism, armed banditry and kidnapping should be given priority, while the general public should also pray for and support the new service chiefs.”
VICCDA is aims to promoting good governance, improving journalists’ ethical conduct, capacity building towards entrepreneurship for self-reliance and catering for distressed journalists.

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