Security experts warn ethnic profiling reinforces stereotypes

March 18, 2026

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Security experts state that ethnic profiling reinforces harmful stereotypes and undermines national stability, according to a ThisDayLive report.

A report on ThisDayLive highlights statements from security experts who argue that ethnic profiling reinforces harmful stereotypes. They warn that such practices undermine national stability. The article, dated March 18, 2026, presents this view amid discussions on security issues in Nigeria. No further details on specific incidents or expert names are provided in the available content.

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