Nigerian Presidency Defends Counter-terrorism Record, Cites 81% Drop in Deaths
The Nigerian Presidency has defended the country's security position, highlighting an 81% drop in terror-related deaths since 2015. President Buhari refuted claims of religious persecution and emphasized the non-negotiable commitment to national security.
The statement also mentioned the conviction of 124 terrorists and the neutralization of 13,000 terrorists in the past year, with ongoing efforts to resettle displaced persons and reconstruct communities affected by terrorism. Notable suspects, including leaders of the Ansaru terrorist group, are facing trial for their involvement in deadly attacks.
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