Bashir Ahmad Raises Alarm on Worsening Insecurity in North

Bashir Ahmad, who served as an aide to the late President Muhammadu Buhari, has voiced his distress regarding the escalating insecurity in Northern Nigeria. He described the situation as "heartbreaking," noting that communities once known for their peace now live in constant fear, suffering loss of lives and the collapse of local economies.
Ahmad emphasized that the challenges posed by insecurity are not solely the responsibility of the government but require collective concern and involvement from traditional leaders, security agencies, and the general public. He urged for unity, trust, and a shared commitment to justice and development as essential elements for finding lasting solutions to the crisis.
Ahmad concluded his statement with a prayer for peace, asking Allah to grant stability to the region and the country as a whole.
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