Insecurity: Buhari demanded to sack all department heads
Amid the wave of insecurity in the country, President Muhammadu Buhari has been asked to sack all service chiefs.
Firing department heads would pave the way for a restructured and revamped security architecture.
To this end, prominent civil society organizations, CSOs and a security advisory organization have warned the Chief of the Defense Staff, CDS, Lucky Irabor and other chiefs of service against the use of false narratives about insecurity in Nigeria.
The CSO was reacting to claims by an unknown civil society organization, the National Coalition of Concerned Citizens for Peace and Security, that the security situation in the country had deteriorated significantly.
The CSO, under the aegis of the Southern Kaduna Peace Practitioners (SOKIPEP) and the Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, has said that revamping defense and security strategies is the launching pad for gaining maximum support citizens.< /p>
In a joint statement signed by Rev. Dauda Fadia, National Coordinator of SOKIPEP and Prof. Hassan Ibrahim Daura, National Coordinator of the Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, the groups questioned why Nigerians should believe that the self -so-called “victory” narrative pushed through cash-and-carry groups, as the North East and North West remained in the grip of enemies of the state.
The statement reads: "By way of introduction, we declare that we are distinguished members of the South Kaduna Peace Practitioners (SOKIPEP) and Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, committed to a safe, peaceful and violence-free Nigeria.
"We categorically declare that the narrative published by the enemies of our nation, with the utmost sense of patriotism, is not an accurate reflection of what is happening in the six geopolitical zones of the country.
"Suffice it to say that there has been no significant improvement in the alarming situation, regarding the security situation in the country.
"We don't know why some Nigerians will be used to give the impression that all is well, even when the facts on the ground indicate otherwise."
Amid the wave of insecurity in the country, President Muhammadu Buhari has been asked to sack all service chiefs.
Firing department heads would pave the way for a restructured and revamped security architecture.
To this end, prominent civil society organizations, CSOs and a security advisory organization have warned the Chief of the Defense Staff, CDS, Lucky Irabor and other chiefs of service against the use of false narratives about insecurity in Nigeria.
The CSO was reacting to claims by an unknown civil society organization, the National Coalition of Concerned Citizens for Peace and Security, that the security situation in the country had deteriorated significantly.
The CSO, under the aegis of the Southern Kaduna Peace Practitioners (SOKIPEP) and the Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, has said that revamping defense and security strategies is the launching pad for gaining maximum support citizens.< /p>
In a joint statement signed by Rev. Dauda Fadia, National Coordinator of SOKIPEP and Prof. Hassan Ibrahim Daura, National Coordinator of the Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, the groups questioned why Nigerians should believe that the self -so-called “victory” narrative pushed through cash-and-carry groups, as the North East and North West remained in the grip of enemies of the state.
The statement reads: "By way of introduction, we declare that we are distinguished members of the South Kaduna Peace Practitioners (SOKIPEP) and Conference of Security Consultants in Nigeria, committed to a safe, peaceful and violence-free Nigeria.
"We categorically declare that the narrative published by the enemies of our nation, with the utmost sense of patriotism, is not an accurate reflection of what is happening in the six geopolitical zones of the country.
"Suffice it to say that there has been no significant improvement in the alarming situation, regarding the security situation in the country.
"We don't know why some Nigerians will be used to give the impression that all is well, even when the facts on the ground indicate otherwise."
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