Insecurity: Danjuma, 5 Others Drag Buhari To UK Parliament
* President Buhari pursuing a jihadist/islamisation agenda, they alleged Former Defence Minister, Lt. General Theophilus Danjuma, retd; former Military Governor of Rivers State, General Zamani Lekwot, retd, and Chief Solomon Asemota, SAN, have told the United Kingdom Parliament that President Muhammadu Buhari was pursuing a jihad or Islamisation agenda and not serious about tackling insecurity arising from Boko Haram insurgency and herdsmen-farmers crises in the country. The trio acted under the aegis of Nigerian Christian Elders Forum, NCEF, which also has General Joshua Dogonyaro, retd; Justice Kalajine Anigbogu, Elder Matthew Owojaiye, Dr. Kate Okpaleke and Elder Moses Ihonde, as members.
Will This Happen In Nigeria Very Soon?
By Simon Kolawole Eleven years ago — to be specific, on July 7, 2008 — the title of my column was: “One Day, the People Will Rebel”. I warned that the extravagant lifestyles of our elite in the face of crippling poverty in the country would come back to bite all of us one day. At the time, kidnappings were a Niger Delta thing as militants agitated for resource control, but I was talking about what I called the “non-oil” kidnappings which I said would become the fad in the near future. I said the Nigerian elite must get the
“The IG is loosing weight, So I think he is working very hard on Insecurity” – Buhari
Ezekwesili Describes Buhari’s Comment On IG’s Weight On Insecurity As A Joke A former Minister of Education and human rights activist, Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili, has condemned President Muhammadu Buhari for what she referred to as a “callous joke about insecurity.” Ezekwesili was reacting to a video in which the President had equated the dwindling weight of the Acting Inspector General of Police, Muhammad Adamu, to his working hard in tackling insecurity in Nigeria. After he arrived the country from his 10-day private visit on Sunday, a reporter had asked the President: “Are we likely to see a different approach in
Nigeria Is Safer Today Than It Was In 2015 — Lai Mohammed
The minister of information and culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has told international communities that Nigeria is safer than it was in 2015. The Minister disclosed this in Washington DC, USA, during an interview with the Voice of America (VOA). News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the Minister also said the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari has made progress in economic recovery, with deliberate programmes for diversifying the economy. “By and large, Buhari’s administration had performed well in addressing insecurity in Nigeria,”the Minister said. He claimed the government had successfully secured the entire territory of the country from Boko Haram
