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INSECURITY: Governors should be queried for making matters deteriorate—Yuguda

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

By TechnocratMedia

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

He said President Muhammadu Buhari has done his best in tackling insecurity.

The former governor said this while featuring on Channels TV’s Sunrise Daily on Monday.

Yuguda added that the president is not to blame for the surge in attacks across the country.

He said the security of states is not one of the main responsibilities of the president—saying state governors swore to protect the lives and property of citizens in their respective states. 

The former aviation minister said governors have all the resources and sufficient personnel to tackle insecurity in their states.

“Mr. President has done his best, everybody’s best is different. So I can say the president has done his best,” he said.

“And he has appointed actors to assist him to manage the country – they are also doing their best. It all depends on somebody’s assessments. As far as I’m concerned, the president has done his best.”

“Security issues are the babies of governors, not Mr President’s. If you see anything going wrong as far as security or insecurity is concerned, you hold the governors accountable.

“They are sworn to protect lives and property. [For terrorism cases] you hold them responsible because they own the land.

“President does not have land, the president does not give CofO to the states and you don’t expect the president to go and secure their lands.

“Each governor has a brigade commander, each governor has a commissioner of police, each governor has a director of SSS, civil defence commandant and other paramilitaries directly dealing with the security of the state.

“I’m not exonerating the president as such, but when attacks happen, the governor down there should be queried for making matters deteriorate to that extent.”

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