Nigeria, China Boost Security Cooperation as IGP Hosts Ambassador in Abuja

Nigeria and China have taken steps to deepen bilateral cooperation in security and policing as the Inspector‑General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, received Chinese Ambassador Yu Dunhai for a high‑level courtesy visit at the Police Force Headquarters in Abuja.

The meeting highlighted growing ties between the two nations on matters of security, intelligence sharing, and capacity building, reflecting a shared commitment to addressing emerging internal and transnational threats.

Both sides discussed ways to enhance collaboration that can strengthen the operational capabilities of the Nigeria Police Force in tackling complex challenges across the nation.

IGP Disu underscored the importance of sustained international partnerships, noting that contemporary security threats demand coordinated responses and the exchange of critical knowledge.

He said such cooperation supports Nigeria’s efforts to improve policing outcomes and safeguard communities.

Ambassador Yu reaffirmed China’s support for collaborative security measures that enhance safety and bolster institutional capacities.

The visit provided a platform for both countries to reaffirm their mutual commitments to strategic engagement in areas of training, technical support, and shared intelligence initiatives.

The development signals Nigeria’s intention to leverage international partnerships as part of a broader effort to strengthen internal security architecture and build resilient law enforcement frameworks.