Ex-presidential candidate criticizes Nigeria's security architecture post U.S. airstrikes

Ex-presidential candidate Hashim criticizes Nigeria's security architecture following U.S. airstrikes on IS elements, highlighting the country's deteriorating security situation, especially in the North West. He emphasizes the need for internal reforms to combat terrorism and warns against overreliance on external military intervention.
Hashim calls for urgent action to address insecurity, poverty, and governance failures to prevent the emboldening of extremist groups. He questions the readiness of the APC-led government to undertake necessary reforms for national stability and democracy.
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