Ogun State has announced a collaboration with the Police to enhance security and border surveillance. This initiative was confirmed during a strategic security meeting attended by Deputy Inspector-General of Police Fayoade Adegoke and Governor Dapo Abiodun, represented by the Secretary to the State Government, according to Premium Times.

The Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) and the Nigerian Army have entered a partnership aimed at strengthening security around custodial facilities, according to Punch. The collaboration focuses on enhanced intelligence sharing between the two institutions to better protect prisons and support national security. The initiative is intended to safeguard correctional centres against threats through closer coordination between the agencies.

Imo State Commissioner of Police Audu Garba Bosso has met with heads of other security agencies to strengthen collaboration in tackling criminal activities in the state during the Ember Months, according to the Daily Post. The meeting, held at the commissioner's office, brought together heads and representatives of various security agencies to coordinate efforts against crime during the year-end period, which is often associated with increased criminal activity in Nigeria.

Nigeria and Guinea-Bissau have committed to enhancing military cooperation to tackle security challenges and foster peace in West Africa. This agreement was reached during discussions between Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, and the Chief of the Armed Forces of Guinea-Bissau.

The Ogun State Police Command, along with other security agencies and government stakeholders, conducted a joint operational assessment and show of force across key communities from Itele-Ijebu to the Ondo State border. This initiative aims to enhance security along the Ogun–Ondo border corridor, including the Ogun Waterside, according to DAILY POST.

The Cross River State command of the Nigeria Police has urged the Egbor and Orugbam communities in Biase LGA to stop hostilities following the shooting death of Mr. Nkereuwem Okoh on his farm, which also left several others injured. This appeal comes in response to escalating violence in the area, as stated by the police command.