Dalung: Nigeria's Security System Collapsed, Calls for Decentralized Policing
Solomon Dalung criticized Nigeria's security system, stating that it has collapsed, allowing bandits to openly display weapons even at peace meetings. Dalung highlighted the dangerous implications of this breakdown, emphasizing the need for a decentralized security approach.
He advocated for the establishment of state and community policing to address the worsening security crisis. Dalung also called for citizens to have the legal right to bear arms for self-defense.
The former minister criticized the current system for allegedly shielding terrorist financiers and urged a restructuring similar to the United States' policing model.
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