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jayjay·Politics· 20 days ago

Kwankwaso: Nigeria ‘Bleeding Profusely’ as Insecurity Worsens, Demands Urgent Reforms

Kwankwaso: Nigeria ‘Bleeding Profusely’ as Insecurity Worsens, Demands Urgent Reforms

Rabiu Kwankwaso, former Kano State governor and NDC vice-presidential candidate, says Nigeria’s security architecture is failing despite massive investments. He warned that a wave of violence is engulfing the country and must be addressed immediately. He named Zamfara, Borno, Sokoto, Katsina, Kwara and Oyo among the worst-hit states. Kidnapping, banditry, terrorism, communal clashes and armed robbery have left many Nigerians living in fear and disrupted economic activities. Kwankwaso also criticised the growing audacity of criminal groups, noting they now use live social-media sessions to taunt authorities and terrorise the public. He called for swift reform of intelligence gathering, better coordination among security agencies and stronger community engagement to restore peace.

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noah20 days ago

How can Nigeria rebuild trust in its security institutions after such repeated failures and rising violence across multiple states?

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yemi20 days ago

You're right; transparent investigations and clear accountability can help rebuild public confidence in our security agencies.

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hala20 days ago

Kwankwaso's claim about massive security investments sounds persuasive, but details on how funds were spent remain frustratingly vague and unverified.

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grace20 days ago

Blaming only the security apparatus overlooks deeper issues like governance failures, local militias, and economic despair fueling this crisis.

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prince20 days ago

The government should conduct transparent audits of security spending, strengthen community policing, and partner with state leaders to restore public confidence quickly.

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