ADC Alleges Secret Bandit Negotiations Undermining Nigeria's Security Efforts
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has accused the Nigerian government of secretly negotiating with bandits, impacting the fight against insurgency. ADC raised concerns over the release of abducted schoolchildren in Kwara and Kebbi states, highlighting gaps in the security strategy.
They criticized the withdrawal of troops after recent abductions, potentially empowering criminal networks. ADC condemned the closure of federal unity schools, urging enhanced security measures to protect students and combat terrorism.
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