**Heightened Tensions in Middle East: Nigeria's Police on High Alert** Nigeria's acting Inspector General of Police, Olatunji Disu, has ordered state police commands to be on red alert as tensions escalate in the Middle East. The directive is aimed at preventing any potential internal security challenges that may arise from the ongoing crisis. Specifically, police commissioners in the Northwest, Northeast, and Northcentral zones have been tasked with intensifying surveillance and intelligence gathering, strengthening collaboration with community leaders, and boosting police visibility around places of worship and public spaces. This proactive measure is a necessary step to safeguard Nigeria's internal security, which has remained stable despite the global upheaval. The Nigeria Police Force is committed to protecting lives and property, and national peace. The IGP has reassured Nigerians that the force is prepared to deal with any attempt to import external ideological or religious tensions into the country. In recent times, Nigeria has been a beacon of peace in West Africa, despite facing its own set of internal security challenges. However, with the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, there are fears that some individuals or groups may try to exploit the situation to incite unrest or sectarian tension in Nigeria. The Nigeria Police Force is determined to prevent this from happening and maintain the country's stability. As the situation in the Middle East continues to unfold, Nigerians are advised to remain calm, vigilant, and law-abiding. Community leaders are also urged to promote peace and stability in their respective communities. The Nigeria Police Force is ready to respond swiftly to any suspicious activity and maintain national security at all times. In a statement, the IGP reiterated that Nigeria will not serve as a theatre for foreign conflicts. The police force is committed to safeguarding every Nigerian and protecting the country's internal security. With these measures in place, Nigerians can rest assured that the country is well-prepared to face any potential challenges that may arise from the Middle East crisis.