Patrick Ikenweiwe, deputy director at the Department of State Services (DSS), suggests that Nigeria should compel first-class graduates from academic institutions to join the secret agency, arguing that individuals with high academic performance are better suited for security roles.
Patrick Ikenweiwe, deputy director at the Department of State Services , says first-class graduates in Nigeria’s academic institutions should be forced to join the secret agency.
The deputy director, who represented Adeola Ajayi, DSS director-general, delivered a topic titled: ‘The Roles of the DSS in Security, Peacekeeping and National Integration’. He said the recruitment process for security agencies should ensure the inclusion of the best talent in the country.
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