Bishop Mamza Critiques Government's Insecurity Response

Bishop Stephen Dami Mamza, the Catholic Bishop of Yola Diocese, expressed significant concern regarding the persistent insecurity in Nigeria during a press briefing following the close of the 2026 Yola Diocesan Pastor Council held in Yola, Adamawa. He stated that the Federal Government has not demonstrated sufficient political will to tackle the ongoing issues of killings, kidnappings, and banditry that instill fear and uncertainty among Nigerians.
Despite repeated assurances from government authorities regarding security improvements, Bishop Mamza noted little progress has been made, raising questions about the government's commitment to protecting lives and property. He urged the Federal Government to enhance the capabilities of security agencies through better intelligence gathering and to improve the welfare of security personnel.
Additionally, he called for greater collaboration among security agencies to effectively address the criminal elements threatening society. Bishop Mamza concluded by encouraging Nigerians to pray for peace and support law enforcement efforts aimed at restoring security in the nation.
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