A Nigerian political party is ripping the president for letting the U.S. bomb inside the country. The African Democratic Congress, the ADC, blasted President Bola Tinubu over the American airstrikes in Sokoto State, calling it a major security failure. Their spokesperson, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, said allowing foreign troops to operate on Nigerian soil is unsustainable and damages national sovereignty. They argued Nigeria should be leading such missions, not just providing intel.
The ADC slammed the whole affair as a loss of control. They pointed out that Nigerians first heard about the attack from a foreign leader's social media post, which they called a troubling sign. The party demanded full transparency, asking who exactly planned and executed the strike, how many militants were killed, and what the actual results were. They questioned why, with massive security budgets, Nigeria couldn't run the operation itself if it had the intelligence. The warning was clear: this kind of foreign dependence could weaken national unity and the country's self-respect.
The ADC slammed the whole affair as a loss of control. They pointed out that Nigerians first heard about the attack from a foreign leader's social media post, which they called a troubling sign. The party demanded full transparency, asking who exactly planned and executed the strike, how many militants were killed, and what the actual results were. They questioned why, with massive security budgets, Nigeria couldn't run the operation itself if it had the intelligence. The warning was clear: this kind of foreign dependence could weaken national unity and the country's self-respect.
