He highlighted the progress made in combating insecurity and urged the Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI) to enhance its advocacy efforts and support for national security reforms.
The Minister
officially opened the 45th Annual General Meeting of AANI at the NIPSS Main Auditorium in Kuru, Jos.
Themed “Towards a New Nigeria,” the event was hosted by the Plateau State Government and gathered prominent figures from various sectors.
In his opening remarks, Badaru highlighted the significant progress made by the military, in collaboration with other security agencies, in combating insecurity across the nation.
“We have achieved meaningful strides in dismantling terrorist and bandit cells, neutralizing hundreds of insurgents and their key leaders,” he stated.
In a statement by Mati Ali, Personal Assistant to the Minister on Media and Publicity, on Sunday 29th June, the Minister urged the AANI to enhance its advocacy efforts and support for national security reforms. He stressed that the collective expertise of the Association’s members is vital for building a united, secure, and prosperous Nigeria. As a proud alumnus of SEC 28/2006, he expressed his gratitude to the AANI Executive Committee for their unwavering commitment to national service. He called upon all members to reaffirm their dedication to the Association’s ideals and collaborate towards a better society and a brighter future for the nation.
The event was graced by distinguished dignitaries, including His Eminence, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, the Sultan of Sokoto, and AANI President, Amb. Emmanuel Obi Okafor, mni, along with other esteemed alumni.
