Nuhu Ribadu Urges Action on Religious Violence; Labour Party Criticizes Government's Insecurity Response

Nuhu Ribadu, at a U.S.-Nigeria joint work group session in Abuja, stresses the importance of treating violence along religious lines as a direct attack on Nigeria's security, reaffirming the protection of citizens regardless of their faith. He calls for a holistic approach beyond military action to tackle insecurity.

The Labour Party questions the government's handling of the growing insecurity in Nigeria, blaming inadequate response and lack of challenge against recent conflicts and abductions. Former Anambra State Governor also criticizes the government for not prioritizing citizens' safety.

President Bola Tinubu faces scrutiny for allegedly paying a foreign lobbying firm to improve his international image.