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THE ROLE OF YOUTHS IN NIGERIA'S SECURITY


 FROM THE GOC DESK


The role of youths in Nigeria's security is vital and can have a significant impact on the country's overall safety and stability. Here are some ways in which youths can contribute to enhancing security:


Community Vigilance: Youths can actively participate in community-based security initiatives, such as neighborhood watch programs. By being vigilant and reporting suspicious activities, they can help prevent crime and maintain safer communities.


Advocacy and Awareness: Young people can raise awareness about security issues and promote safety measures through social media, workshops, and community events. Spreading information about scams, cyber threats, and safety tips can help protect others.


Volunteering with Security Agencies: Some youths may consider volunteering with security agencies or civil defense groups to support law enforcement efforts and emergency response during crises.


Engaging in Conflict Resolution: Young people can play a role in resolving conflicts and disputes within their communities, promoting dialogue and understanding to reduce violence and tension.


Promoting Cybersecurity: With the increasing use of technology, youths can advocate for better cybersecurity practices and educate others about online safety, protecting against cybercrime, and respecting digital privacy.


Participating in Civic Activities: Engaging in peaceful protests, advocating for justice, and being active in democratic processes can contribute to creating a more secure and just society.


Youth Empowerment and Education: Investing in education and skill development for young people can lead to more opportunities, reducing the likelihood of involvement in criminal activities.


Building Positive Relationships with Law Enforcement: Fostering positive relationships between youths and law enforcement can help bridge the gap and create a safer environment where trust and cooperation exist.


Promoting Drug Abuse Awareness: Addressing drug abuse issues among the youth can contribute to reducing crime rates and maintaining a safer society.


Disaster Preparedness: Young people can actively participate in disaster preparedness and response efforts, ensuring their communities are ready to handle emergencies.


By actively participating in these ways, Nigerian youths can become valuable contributors to the country's security and work towards creating a safer and more secure nation for all citizens.


Josh Fatoye FCSS MADRM CSS+

National Commander, CADETN

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