Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Security

Insecurity: ‘We can’t continue like this’ — Saraki proposes five urgent solutions

Bukola Saraki, the immediate past Senate President has condemned the terrorist attack on Kaduna airport, train station, and the passengers of the Abuja-Kaduna train.

Technocrat Media | Abuja

Bukola Saraki, the immediate past Senate President has condemned the terrorist attack on Kaduna airport, train station, and the passengers of the Abuja-Kaduna train.

“In the last 96-hours, terrorists have overrun an airport, bombed two trains with thousands of Nigerians, and killed and injured several innocent citizens. As angry as I am — and we all are — about these attacks, one thing is clear: THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE,” Mr Saraki said in a tweet on Wednesday.

“The recent attack we have seen at the Gidan train station is yet another example of why people no longer feel safe in Nigeria.”

“We have seen too many attacks in too many communities across the country. We have lost far too many lives to still be at this point — commiserating daily with one family, one community, or the other. We need real solutions.”

“As I have reiterated for many years, drastic and decisive steps need to be taken to review our nation’s basic security infrastructure to protect lives and property.”

The former senate president said the federal government must take five urgent actions to safeguard the lives of Nigerians.

“One, the federal government must immediately establish an inter-agency task force that will formulate strategies to smoke out all bandits on the Kaduna-Abuja rail and vehicle routes.”

“Two, the service chiefs must have a meeting and develop an immediate plan for inter-agency collaboration. The gaps in coordination, intelligence-sharing, and synergy amongst our security agencies must be immediately redressed.”

“Three, we must adopt 21st-century solutions to our present-day problems. We must make better use of technology to track the activities of these terrorists. We must equip our security operatives with the modern tools and equipment that they need to keep us all safe.”

“Four, we cannot view these attacks in isolation. Our intelligence network must be proactive. We must be able to analyze and plan effectively to deal with all perceived threats and all enemies of the Nigerian people.”

“Five, we must show the strength of the Federal Republic of Nigeria by making sure that our Police, DSS, and Armed Forces immediately find, apprehend and prosecute all those that planned, participated, or facilitated these attacks in any way.”

He added that the country cannot continue like this. “For the sake of all Nigerians, we need real solutions and decisive action,” Mr Saraki said.

Excellent journalism is expensive. It is only the same that can help to build our society and country to entrench good governance, development and ensure justice for all.

We need your support for investigative findings and special reports to demand accountable and transparent government. DONATE today to help us stay relevant to serve your quest for accurate and authentic stories.

DONATE TO 0450702364, naira OR 0657626454, USD – GTBANK

TECHNOCRAT INNOVATIONS PLUS LTD
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Like Our Facebook Page

You May Also Like

Security

Bandits have abducted local nurses at a Primary Health Care Center (PHC) at Layin Dan Auta village in Kuyello Ward, Birnin Gwari Area of...

BREAKING

Samuel Aruwan, commissioner for internal security and home affair says bandits have abducted 10 students from Government Day Secondary School in Awon, Kachia LGA...

Security

Lai Mohammed, minister of information and culture, says Nigeria’s insecurity is not bad as it was in 2015 when President Muhammadu Buhari was first...

Crime

Rauf Aregbesola, minister of interior, says the federal government is working to end insecurity across the country by December 2022.

National

The governor of Benue state, Samuel Ortom, has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to fix the country’s security challenges in order to repair his battered...

Crime

Former governor of Bauchi state, Isa Yuguda, says state governors should be queried for making insecurity deteriorate across the country.