Minister of Interior, Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, has said organised immigration crime is not one any country can handle alone, canvassing global collaboration, intelligence-sharing, and the deployment of innovative security technologies to safeguard borders.
Minister Tunji-Ojo said this during the Border Security Summit at Lancaster House in London yesterday.
The event, which brought together over 30 global leaders, including UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, UK Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, and others, discussed critical issues surrounding border control and organized immigration crime (OIC).
Tunji-Ojo stressed the importance of bilateral and multilateral agreements to enhance security frameworks, facilitate intelligence-sharing, and deploy advanced border management systems.
The Border Security Summit also featured discussions on migration trends, counter-terrorism efforts, and the role of artificial intelligence in border security.
