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LEADERSHIP COURSE IN OPERATIONS SECURITY AND FORCE PROTECTION 3 (LCOSFP 3)
Attention Leaders and Security Experts!
In the aftermath of recent tragic events in Nigeria and the loss of valuable lives during security missions, including the recent devastating incident where 17 military personnel were killed during a peacekeeping mission in Delta State, it has become evident that there is a dire need to develop a more robust system for Operations Security (OPSEC) and Force Protection (FP).
It is, therefore, necessary to identify the connecting tissue
between OPSEC and FP. Both variables converge at protection.
They are designed to protect the operation and the operators.
Thus, a mission that is considered successful but getting several
officers killed in action (KIA) will only result in low morale on the part
of officers. This gets more disturbing especially if such could have
been avoided through an effective FP program. This further
suggests that mission success to a great extent depends on the
binary effort of OPSEC and FP especially in the era of
unconventional warfare.
between OPSEC and FP. Both variables converge at protection.
They are designed to protect the operation and the operators.
Thus, a mission that is considered successful but getting several
officers killed in action (KIA) will only result in low morale on the part
of officers. This gets more disturbing especially if such could have
been avoided through an effective FP program. This further
suggests that mission success to a great extent depends on the
binary effort of OPSEC and FP especially in the era of
unconventional warfare.
Join us for an intensive leadership course tailored to equip you with the knowledge and skills essential for navigating Nigeria's complex security challenges. Led by esteemed security leaders and experts immersed in current security operations, this course promises invaluable insights, including: