<p><em>NAOSRE Security Dinner is expected to hold on December 11</em></p>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife Nigeria</a></strong> reports that the leadership of the National Association of Online Security Reporters, NAOSRE, an association made up of the finest hands in Nigeria’s security reportage, has confirmed December 11, 2020 for its dinner.<br />
The dinner with a topic 2021 NIGERIA SECURITY: ISSUES,FUNDING AND PROSPECTS, is organized for the discuss of security issues in Nigeria.<br />
In a statement in Lagos, the President of the association, Mr. Oyewale Femi stated that the ANNUAL DINNER- DISCOURSE PROGRAMME is the association’s annual evening of get-together to review security issues and re enact media strategies in playing crucial role of professionally bridging the gap of information between security agents and the public.<br />
The statement added that the events holds on Friday, December 11, 2020 at Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, at 5pm prompt.<br />
“It is going to be an evening of security review and strategies ahead of safer Nigeria from 2021,” he said.<br />
Oyewale added that “the annual security dinner event is a fulfillment of NAOSRE’s commitment to promoting effective communication between citizens and security agents for a secured Nigeria,” he emphasized.<br />
Meanwhile, the Senate Committee Chairman on AirForce, Senator Ibn N&#8217;Allah, former House of Representatives member and business mogul, Honourable Prince Ned Nwoko, Security agencies in the country, as well as other notable Nigerians are expected to grace the event.</p>
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