Ex-lawmaker attributes Northern Nigeria's insecurity to lack of education and political will

Former federal lawmaker Muhammed highlights the reasons behind the ongoing insecurity in Northern Nigeria, citing issues such as lack of education leading to criminal recruitment, radicalization for economic gains, and a lack of political will to address the security challenges. He emphasizes the need for deploying technology like drones to combat terrorism effectively.
Muhammed also mentions the involvement of groups like Boko Haram and the Nigerian Army's capabilities in fighting insecurity.
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