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The Nigerian Army has given more attention to the translation of professional intelligence knowledge and operational exposure to practical solutions to emerging security threats.
The General Officer Commanding 2 Division, Major General Auwalu Mahmuda, has charged defense intelligence officers to apply the lessons learnt from the national study tour to Nigeria’s evolving security environment.
Major General Mahmuda gave the charge at Headquarters 2 Division, Adekunle Fajuyi Cantonment, Ibadan while receiving participants of the Advanced Defense Intelligence Officers Course 16/2026 led by the Commandant of the Defense Intelligence College, Commodore Usman Mainasara Bugaje.
“The GOC reiterated the importance of such engagements as opportunities to share knowledge and develop a greater awareness of contemporary security challenges,” said Acting Deputy Director, 2 Division Army Public Relations, Lieutenant Colonel Danjuma Jonah in a statement.
Major General Mahmuda also mentioned kidnapping and other criminal activities as security challenges confronting the Division’s Area of Responsibility especially around the Old Oyo National Park.
The visit was timely, he said, and the interaction provided useful insights into the operating environment, as well as an opportunity for the intelligence officers to better understand the nature of threats confronting communities within the Division’s area of responsibility.
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The GOC therefore urged the participants to optimally leverage the knowledge and experience gained through their study tour to develop workable solutions to the security challenges facing the country.
He also praised the Commandant and his team for the visit and the quality of the interaction, emphasizing the value of professional exchanges to strengthen institutional understanding and improve the collective capacity to address security threats.
The engagement provided the intelligence officers with the opportunity to experience first hand the operational realities of 2 Division, adding field level insights on the security environment and the military response to emerging threats to their formal professional training.
The Commodore Bugaje had earlier explained that the Defense Intelligence College had been in existence for more than 25 years and the national study tour was part of the mandatory requirements for successful completion of the course.
The Commandant also emphasized the significance of integrated intelligence in the attainment of peace and security, while commending the GOC and commanders of 2 Division for their support toward the successful conduct of the study tour.
The program also featured an operational briefing by the Commanding Officer, Administrative Battalion, 2 Division Garrison, Lieutenant Colonel Jonathan Simon, who gave an overview of the security situation in Oyo State and the operational activities being carried out by the Division.
This was followed by an interactive session where participants discussed issues emanating from the operational assessment and sought additional clarification on aspects of the security environment.
Ultimately, the engagement served to reinforce the link between professional intelligence education and operational problem-solving, offering participants an opportunity through the study tour to connect classroom knowledge with the realities of contemporary security operations.
