Irabor made the call at a parley with some selected group artists from the industry at the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Tuesday, in Abuja.
According to Irabor, the security of a nation remain the responsibility of every citizen.
He noted that media personalities are critical stakeholders and vital components in security issues.
Irabor stated that entertainers has the capacity to positively influence public perceptions on contemporary security challenges.
According to him, this move will further complement the efforts of the military and other security agencies, tasked with the responsibility of ensuring the security of lives and property of all citizens.
“We want to win you over to be on the same page with better understanding on issues of insecurity generally.” the CDS noted.
Irabor urged the celebrities to use their overwhelming influence, entertainment platforms and social life to build a better and progressive nation.
The Chief of Defence Civil Military Cooperation, Rear Adm. Frederick Ogu, said the nation’s troubling time required all citizens’ supports.
Ogu said it was the opinion of the CDS that people from different works of life, influencers and the Nigerian populace, in general, should be spoken to on the way forward.
“Recognising the influence that you have on the Nigerian populace, especially the youths, we found it necessary that we should speak with you and encourage you to play your own part, so that this country can be a better place for us to live,” he said.
Irabor made the call at a parley with some selected group artists from the industry at the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) on Tuesday, in Abuja.
According to Irabor, the security of a nation remain the responsibility of every citizen.
He noted that media personalities are critical stakeholders and vital components in security issues.
Irabor stated that entertainers has the capacity to positively influence public perceptions on contemporary security challenges.
According to him, this move will further complement the efforts of the military and other security agencies, tasked with the responsibility of ensuring the security of lives and property of all citizens.
“We want to win you over to be on the same page with better understanding on issues of insecurity generally.” the CDS noted.
Irabor urged the celebrities to use their overwhelming influence, entertainment platforms and social life to build a better and progressive nation.
The Chief of Defence Civil Military Cooperation, Rear Adm. Frederick Ogu, said the nation’s troubling time required all citizens’ supports.
Ogu said it was the opinion of the CDS that people from different works of life, influencers and the Nigerian populace, in general, should be spoken to on the way forward.
“Recognising the influence that you have on the Nigerian populace, especially the youths, we found it necessary that we should speak with you and encourage you to play your own part, so that this country can be a better place for us to live,” he said.