Get Guardian on GoogleThe Rotary Club of Omole-Golden, in partnership with Halogen Group, has called for stronger collaboration, conflict resolution skills and community participation to address Nigeria’s growing security challenges.
The seminar, organised under the theme “The State of Security in Nigeria: Peace and Conflict Resolution as Part of the Solution,” aligned with the peacebuilding focus of Rotary International and attracted security experts, government representatives, Rotarians, students and members of the media.
In his address, the Rotary President, Rotarian Adekunmilola Adio-Moses expressed appreciation to participants, partners and stakeholders for honouring the invitation and supporting initiatives that promote peace and security.
He reaffirmed that service remains the core mission of Rotary, noting that meaningful societal impact can only be achieved through collaboration and continuous engagement.
The president emphasised that the seminar should not end as a one-day intervention but should serve as the beginning of stronger partnerships aimed at addressing security concerns in communities.
According to Adio-Moses, Rotary places people at the centre of service initiatives, stressing that cooperation among stakeholders is more valuable than financial resources alone.
Delivering the keynote address, security expert Dr. Wale Adeagbo emphasised that conflict resolution remains a critical tool for addressing insecurity and promoting peaceful coexistence in Nigeria.
