Ex-Army Chief Attributes Nigeria's Insecurity to Police Error in Boko Haram Founder's Killing
Former Army Chief Abdulrahman Bello Dambazau blames Nigeria's insecurity on the police's mishandling of Boko Haram founder's killing in 2009, escalating the insurgency. He highlights the police's failure in managing security issues, contributing to the rise of extremism.
Dambazau emphasizes the need for professional security agencies and citizen-centric investments to restore peace. He also criticizes security spending inefficiencies and warns against overreliance on military solutions.
The ex-Chief's insights shed light on the underlying factors fueling Nigeria's security challenges.
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