House of Representatives member Philip Agbese warns that frequent removal and replacement of Nigeria’s service chiefs disrupts military operations and creates opportunities for terrorists and other criminal groups to regroup. Speaking on TVC News, Agbese argues that altering senior command positions too often can slow coordination and lead to setbacks in security efforts. He urges greater stability in leadership arrangements within the security services. In addition, Agbese calls for Nigeria to review its international commitments involving the International Criminal Court (ICC). While the reports focus mainly on the link he draws between leadership changes and security outcomes, they also note his view that Nigeria should reassess its ICC membership. The outlets describe his stance as part of a broader security commentary delivered during his media appearance. No specific dates, incidents, or detailed evidence are cited in the provided summaries, but both accounts present the same core message: he advocates reducing the frequency of service chiefs’ changes and considers revisiting Nigeria’s ICC participation.