President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has assured Nigerians that his administration remains committed to confronting terrorism and banditry head-on, describing the security threats as “foreign” to the country’s culture.

The president gave the assurance on Monday while speaking at the second National Economic Council Conference, where he commended state governors and other stakeholders for their dedication to national development.

Tinubu said his government is focused on strengthening the nation’s security forces and ensuring stability across the country.

“We will win with determination and resiliency,” the president vowed, adding that the fight against terrorism and banditry would continue until the threats are fully defeated.

He also underscored the connection between security and economic growth, noting that peace and stability are vital to protecting citizens’ freedoms and promoting sustainable development.

According to the president, a secure environment remains essential for attracting investment, boosting productivity, and driving overall national progress.

Tinubu reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to working closely with state governments and relevant agencies to restore peace and strengthen national unity.