In a striking show of solidarity, the Lagos chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) organized a peace walk on July 6, 2026, advocating for improved security across Nigeria. The event, which commenced and concluded at the Chapel of Christ the Light in Alausa, saw participation from clergymen, Christian faithful, and concerned citizens, underscoring the urgent call for unity and national development amidst rising insecurity. The peace walk reflects growing frustration over the persistent threats posed by various security challenges, including banditry and terrorism. Participants emphasized the need for government action to ensure the safety of all citizens. "We are here to remind our leaders that security is a fundamental right," stated Pastor James Ogunleye, a prominent figure in the Lagos CAN. His words resonate with many who feel that the government's response has been inadequate in addressing the escalating violence. As communities across Nigeria continue to grapple with insecurity, events like this peace walk highlight the critical role of civic engagement in advocating for change.