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US Embassy Urges Nigeria to Enhance Security with Technology

By   Milcah   Tanimu

The United States Embassy in Abuja has called on the Nigerian government to leverage technology to enhance its national security framework. During the 2024 Annual General Meeting of ASIS International, Senior Regional Security Officer Bradley Markwald emphasized the potential of technology to address Nigeria’s security challenges, such as vast geography and population.

Markwald suggested using satellite-based imagery, drones with AI-powered tracking, and sensor networks to monitor critical areas like borders and infrastructure. He also advocated for modernizing Nigeria’s border control systems with biometric technologies and smart border management systems, which would improve efficiency and security.

Additionally, he highlighted the importance of strengthening Nigeria’s cybersecurity by adopting advanced encryption protocols and AI-driven anomaly detection tools to protect vital infrastructure and sensitive data. Markwald concluded by urging Nigeria to invest in intelligence-sharing and crisis management to ensure a safer future.

The embassy’s recommendations aim to help Nigeria safeguard its citizens, secure critical assets, and improve its overall resilience.

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