Archbishop Onayekan Warns Nigerian Government Over Insecurity Crisis

Archbishop Onayekan of the Abuja Catholic Archdiocese issues a stern warning to the Nigerian government during an interview, highlighting the government's failure to address the rising insecurity in the country. He criticizes the government for not naming and shaming those behind the killings and kidnappings in various states like Plateau, Kaduna, and the FCT.
Onayekan urges the government to take concrete actions against the financial support of terrorism and emphasizes the citizens' loss of patience. He also calls for collaboration between Christian and Muslim leaders to confront extremist groups and restore peace.
The Archbishop condemns the culture of impunity and displacement of communities, urging the government to reclaim affected areas from criminal groups.
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