Lawmaker Urges Emergency Action on Nigeria's Security Crisis

During a plenary session, Nigerian lawmaker Abba Tajudeen Doguwa, representing the House of Representatives, expressed grave concerns over the deteriorating security situation in Nigeria. He stated that the performance of security institutions is falling short of public expectations, describing the current state of insecurity as horrifying and unacceptable despite the federal government's efforts.
Doguwa highlighted the pervasive fear and tension across the country due to persistent killings, kidnappings, and banditry. He urged the House to intensify its oversight functions and consider suspending regular activities to focus on the security crisis.
Furthermore, he emphasized the need for lawmakers to play a proactive role in strengthening local vigilante groups and civil security structures, particularly in areas like Southern Kano, around Polgor, where kidnappings have surged. Despite facing strong criticism, Doguwa reaffirmed his loyalty to the ruling party and President Bola Tinubu's administration.
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