Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has appointed new heads for national security and intelligence agencies following the abrupt resignation of the previous chiefs, which may be linked to the country's worsening security situation marked by a surge in kidnappings. Ahmed Abubakar, the former Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), cited personal and family reasons for his resignation but did not elaborate further, expressing gratitude for his time in office. His resignation, however, comes amid public dissatisfaction regarding the NIA's effectiveness in handling national security issues. Mohammed Mohammed and Adeola Ajayi have been named as the new leaders of the National Intelligence Agency and the Department of State Security, respectively. Analysts suggest the reshuffle may reflect an attempt by Tinubu to enhance intelligence operations in response to ongoing security challenges. This development highlights the pressing need for improved governance and accountability within Nigeria's security apparatus.