Atiku Urges State of Emergency Amid Nigerian Terror Attacks
Former Vice President Atiku calls on Tinubu to declare a state of emergency in Nigeria after reports of terrorist attacks, including the abduction of students. The incidents, which also involve church attacks and banditry, raise concerns about the country's security situation.
Atiku's statement comes amidst criticism of the government's response to escalating violence. The situation is further complicated by neighboring countries facing similar security threats.
Shehu Sani blames corruption for the prolonged banditry in Nigeria, emphasizing the need for improved defense and security measures.
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