Nigerian House of Representatives Condemns Government's Negotiations with Terrorists
The Nigerian House of Representatives condemned the government's negotiations with terrorists for the release of 24 abducted students from a secondary school in Kebbi State. Lawmakers criticized the engagement with kidnappers, accusing the government of undermining national security.
Presidenti Aid Bayo Onanuga was singled out for betraying Nigerian interests. The House of Representatives demanded an end to the ongoing negotiations with criminal networks responsible for the wave of kidnappings across Nigeria, warning against rewarding criminals with dialogue.
The legislators highlighted international examples where negotiating with violent non-state actors worsened insecurity and violence.
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