Muslim Business Leaders Urge Vigilance After Abductions

The Muslim Men in Business Association has issued a statement urging Nigerians to maintain vigilance following the release of 44 abducted individuals. The statement, released on a Monday, was signed by the National Amir, Imam Nojeem Jimoh, alongside Public Secretary Prof.

Tund Akanni. They cautioned against developing a false sense of security and emphasized the importance of greater community participation in security efforts.

The association welcomed the release of the victims and congratulated their families, while also praising the Oyo State government and the federal government for their roles in the rescue operation. They described the efforts of various security forces as courageous and professional, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in resource allocation for security.

The statement reinforces the necessity for improved security architecture in Nigeria and calls for enhanced intelligence sharing among communities.