Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar harshly criticized President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration over escalating violence in Plateau State. He condemned the government's handling of recent deadly attacks that killed 47 residents in Zike village. Atiku blamed the administration for failing to protect citizens and highlighted security challenges across multiple Nigerian states.
The opposition leader pointed out ongoing issues with terrorism prosecutions and border security. He urged the National Assembly to pass legislation allowing local governments to strengthen their security capabilities. Atiku called for proactive measures to combat rising violent incidents and terrorist activities.
The PDP stalwart emphasized that security requires collective responsibility from both government and citizens. He recommended closer cooperation between communities and security forces. Atiku stressed the need for swift legal action against suspected terrorists and improved border control strategies.
Referencing recent violent episodes in Plateau and concerns raised by Borno state leaders, Atiku painted a grim picture of national security challenges. He argued that the current administration has failed to address fundamental safety concerns. The statement highlighted systemic weaknesses in the country's approach to combating insurgency.
Atiku concluded by demanding justice for victims and advocating for a safer future for Nigeria. He praised security personnel while criticizing the government's overall strategy. The former vice president called for immediate and comprehensive action to prevent further loss of life.
The opposition leader pointed out ongoing issues with terrorism prosecutions and border security. He urged the National Assembly to pass legislation allowing local governments to strengthen their security capabilities. Atiku called for proactive measures to combat rising violent incidents and terrorist activities.
The PDP stalwart emphasized that security requires collective responsibility from both government and citizens. He recommended closer cooperation between communities and security forces. Atiku stressed the need for swift legal action against suspected terrorists and improved border control strategies.
Referencing recent violent episodes in Plateau and concerns raised by Borno state leaders, Atiku painted a grim picture of national security challenges. He argued that the current administration has failed to address fundamental safety concerns. The statement highlighted systemic weaknesses in the country's approach to combating insurgency.
Atiku concluded by demanding justice for victims and advocating for a safer future for Nigeria. He praised security personnel while criticizing the government's overall strategy. The former vice president called for immediate and comprehensive action to prevent further loss of life.
