Nigeria’s Defence Minister, Christopher Musa, stated that global conflicts—specifically those involving Israel, Iran, the US, Russia, and Ukraine—are significantly impeding the nation’s ability to acquire necessary military equipment. This disruption in the global arms market hinders Nigeria’s efforts to address ongoing insecurity challenges within its borders. Minister Musa emphasized the need for Nigeria to bolster its domestic defence production capabilities to mitigate reliance on international suppliers. He also advocated for the creation of a comprehensive national database to improve the tracking and management of security concerns. The Minister made these remarks during a recent address, highlighting the complex geopolitical factors impacting Nigeria’s defence strategy. The situation underscores the vulnerability of nations dependent on foreign arms procurement during periods of international instability. Nigeria is actively seeking solutions to overcome these obstacles and strengthen its national security apparatus.