Abstract
This paper examines combating insecurity in the country. It conceptualizes insecurity as the worthlessness of life and property because of its unsafe and unprotected nature which creates panic in the lives of the people. Insecurity is a state of being subject to danger or injury. It is also a condition of anxiety one expresses when one feels vulnerable to harm and danger. The nation is faced with problem of insecurities ranging from drug trafficking, crimes, poor management of the national economy to unemployment which is the other of the day. Kidnapping and other corrupt practices are not left out. Several strategies to combat the insecurity have being put in place yet nothing has changed for good. This paper discusses science education as a tool for combating insecurity in Nigeria.
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