President Bola Tinubu has issued a stern directive to Nigeria's security chiefs, demanding an immediate overhaul of national security strategies to end escalating violence in Borno, Benue, Plateau, and Kwara states. During a two-hour closed-door meeting, Tinubu condemned the targeting of innocent civilians and emphasized that the current situation is unacceptable. The National Security Adviser, Nuhu Ribadu, confirmed that the president is actively monitoring developments and has instructed increased collaboration with local governments to address community-level issues.
- President Tinubu met with security chiefs for over two hours to discuss escalating violence.
- He condemned the targeting of innocent civilians in Borno, Benue, Plateau, and Kwara states.
- Tinubu emphasized the need for a comprehensive approach, involving local governments and communities.
- The National Security Adviser confirmed the president's active involvement and oversight.
- The directive underscores a shift towards more localized and coordinated security efforts.
President Tinubu's unequivocal stance—"Enough is enough"—signals a pivotal moment in Nigeria's ongoing battle against insecurity. By demanding a strategic overhaul and greater local involvement, he aims to address the root causes of violence. This approach reflects a shift from top-down directives to community-engaged solutions, acknowledging that sustainable peace requires collaboration at all levels of governance.
