Peter Obi Critiques Rising Insecurity in Sokoto

Peter Obi, the former president of the Labour Party, expressed deep concern over the escalating insecurity in Sokoto, Nigeria, stating that Nigerians deserve to live in peace and not in fear of terror. He characterized the current security situation as tragic, highlighting a complete breakdown of government responsibility to protect its citizens.
Obi's comments came in light of recent violent incidents in Borgaja community, where armed men attacked, resulting in casualties and forcing residents to flee. He noted that the government's failure to maintain security has led to non-state actors assuming control, which is unacceptable.
Obi emphasized that no nation can progress when its people live in fear, and he called for the government to prioritize the protection of lives and properties. The situation in Sokoto reflects a broader national crisis, as insecurity continues to rise across Nigeria.
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