
The Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) on Monday launched Rapid Response 3 (CRE 2026), an exercise aimed at testing Nigeria's emergency readiness amid ongoing insecurity challenges. According to Tribune Online, the initiative is designed to assess the country's capacity to respond swiftly to security threats and emergencies. The exercise forms part of broader efforts by the national security apparatus to strengthen coordination and preparedness among response agencies across Nigeria.
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