Civil Society Groups for Good Governance (CSGGG), has responded to claims against the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) regarding terrorism.

The President, CSGGG Chief Ogakwu Dominic made the clarification at a press briefing in Abuja on Sunday.

He alleged that general christopher gwabin musa, the Chief of Defense Staff (CDS), alleged that some NCoS personnel were collaborating with inmates in financing proscribed members of terrorist organizations.

Dominic said such a public declaration of sensitive information has raised concerns, as this could compromise ongoing security efforts against insurgency.

He said the sharing of such sensitive information in a public forum without discreetly engaging the NCoS management for a covert operation to identify and apprehend the culprits is worrisome.

The president reiterated that effective coordination and management of such intelligence are paramount in combating terrorism and other criminal activities.

“Inter-agency collaboration between the military and paramilitary organizations is vital in addressing Nigeria’s security challenges,” he said

He said the emphasis on non-kinetic approaches in counterterrorism underscores the significance of information warfare and collective intelligence efforts.