Ezekwesili Criticizes Nigerian Government Over Insecurity and Mass Abductions

Former Minister of Education, Obi Ezekwesili, expressed concerns over the worsening insecurity in Nigeria, attributing it to the compromised state institutions, including the military and judiciary. She cited UNICEF data showing a significant increase in student abductions and attacks from 2014 to 2023.
Ezekwesili emphasized the persistent attacks as evidence of state collapse, urging for urgent action to address the security breaches and protect Nigerian children.
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