The Nigerian Army calls for stronger collaboration among security agencies to address the country’s security challenges. Multiple reports say the call is aimed at improving coordination in confronting threats such as insurgency, terrorism, banditry, kidnapping, and militancy across Nigeria. The Daily Post Nigeria report attributes the position to Major General Olurotimi Awolo, Commander of the 4 Special Forces Command in Doma, Nasarawa State. He makes the appeal while declaring open the week-long Command Operations Planning Cadre 2026. The Punch (Nigeria) reports similarly that the Army seeks greater inter-agency cooperation to respond to diverse insecurity issues affecting different regions. While the articles focus on the need for integrated efforts, they do not cite specific new operations, timelines, or policy changes beyond the emphasis on closer working relationships among agencies. Overall, the reports present the Army’s stance as a coordination and planning priority intended to enhance how security forces tackle ongoing threats nationwide.