Fresh security restructuring as federal government strengthens internal security architecture
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has appointed retired Major General Fadewa as Special Adviser on Homeland Security in a move aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s internal security framework.
The appointment is part of ongoing efforts by the federal government to reinforce intelligence coordination and improve responses to rising security challenges across the country.
According to official sources, the retired military officer is expected to bring decades of operational experience into his new role, focusing on counter-terrorism strategy, intelligence integration, and internal threat management.
The development comes amid heightened national concerns over insecurity in various regions, prompting renewed calls for stronger coordination among security agencies.
Security analysts say the appointment signals a broader restructuring within the presidency’s security architecture, as the administration seeks more proactive measures to address emerging threats.
More details on the official mandate and operational structure of the office are expected to be released in the coming days.