APC Leader Tinubu Laments Myriad of Insecurity in Nigeria
The National Leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu, said governance would be impossible in the face of insurgency, ravaging the North East.
Tinubu, disclosed this at the Borno State Government House when he paid a sympathy visit to Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum, Borno Governor.
He called on the Nigerian military to change its strategy in a bid to address the myriads of security challenges plaguing the country.
Tinubu, while commiserating with Zulum and people of the State over the killing of some farmers by Boko Haram insurgents last month, noted that under insurgency, governance would hardly excel.
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“You can’t concentrate, become innovative, and excel if you have to make educational development in fear. We saw people who have endured so much agony, denial; brutality decided to run to their farms to develop means of livelihood not only for themselves but for all of us, in the end, they were slaughtered. That’s not a religion; it is not in our religion (Islam); it is not in Christianity either; it is an act of wickedness,” the APC National Leader said.
Zulum, in his response, appreciated the “special visit” by the former Lagos State Governor.
He reiterated the commitment of his administration to doing whatever it can, towards protecting the lives and property of the Borno people.
By PRNigeria
