Igbokwe Blames Politicians for Nigeria's Insecurity Crisis

Joe Igbokwe, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), made a statement on his official Facebook page accusing Nigerian politicians of sponsoring terrorism to serve their selfish political interests. He asserted that the current insecurity crisis in Nigeria is man-made, suggesting that when politicians lose elections, they instigate violence to gain cheap political points.
Igbokwe expressed optimism that the plots to plunge the nation into chaos would not succeed, stating that evil cannot triumph over good. He emphasized that those who instigate insecurity by using uneducated street urchins would ultimately fail in their endeavors.
His comments reflect a growing concern about the intersection of politics and security in Nigeria, highlighting the role of political actors in exacerbating the nation's challenges.
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