Nigeria’s porous borders fueling terrorism, how we’re tackling it – Ribadu

In Nigeria, porous borders have become a significant issue as they not only boost trade and regional integration but also make the country vulnerable to terrorism and arms trafficking. Former EFCC chairman Ibrahim Ribadu highlighted the dual nature of these borders and emphasized the government's efforts to address these security challenges. This situation is critical because it directly impacts national security and socio-economic stability, underscoring the need for tighter border controls to curb terrorism and illicit activities.