Imagwe further cautioned Nigerians against allowing the victims’ prolonged captivity to fade from public consciousness, warning that one of the greatest victories criminal networks can achieve is convincing society to accept prolonged suffering as normal.
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In a policy reflection titled “Beyond Service Year: Reimagining NYSC as Nigeria’s Youth Development Engine,” Imagwe argued that while the NYSC has remained a symbol of national unity since its establishment in 1973, the country’s evolving security, economic, and labour market realities demand a more robust and future-oriented approach.
Imagwe further argued that trust between government, security agencies and local communities remains essential for effective intelligence gathering and crime prevention, saying the proposed reform presents an opportunity to rebuild public confidence in Nigeria’s security architecture.