Tambuwal: Nigeria's Insecurity Criminal, Not Religious, Urges Unified Action
Former Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Tambuwal, speaks out on Nigeria's insecurity crisis, highlighting that it is criminal in nature and not driven by religion. He warns against framing the crisis in religious terms, stressing that bandits and armed criminals are responsible for the lawlessness affecting Nigerian communities.
Tambuwal urges international partners to assist Nigeria in dismantling violent criminal networks and emphasizes the need for a unified approach to address the security threats facing the nation. He criticizes the politicization of security issues and calls for a pan-Nigerian patriotic stance to tackle insecurity effectively.
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