WAYC Commends President Tinubu's Anti-Terrorism Efforts





By Abdullahi Alhassan Kaduna 




The West African Youth Congress (WAYC) has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration for its tireless efforts in combating terrorism, resulting in a decade's record decline in terrorist activities.

In a press statement signed by Ambassador Mohammed Ahmed Marafa, Secretary-General/Head of Mission of WAYC, the organization praised President Tinubu's leadership and commitment to addressing the nation's security challenges. "The appointment of Malam Nuhu Ribadu as the National Security Adviser has brought strategic leadership to the forefront of Nigeria's security efforts," the statement read.
The WAYC noted that under Ribadu's coordination, security agencies have demonstrated unprecedented synergy and intelligence-sharing capabilities, crucial in dismantling terrorist networks across the region. "His methodical approach to national security, drawing from his extensive experience in law enforcement, has revitalized counterterrorism operations and established a comprehensive framework addressing both immediate threats and root causes of insecurity."

The organization also extended its commendations to the Chief of Defense Staff, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, and the entire military institution for their patriotism, dedication, and commitment to protecting the nation.
"Insecurity is the primary factor against development, and young people are mostly at the receiving end of terrorism and insecurity," the WAYC stated. "As a youth-based organization, The WAYC recognizes the sacrifices made by brave men and women in uniform and is grateful for their unwavering resolve to defend the nation."

The WAYC reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives promoting peace, security, and development in West Africa. This commendation comes as President Tinubu has been actively working to address terrorism in the region, including calling for the establishment of a regional counter-terrorism centre.

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