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abujagirl
Guest
The bomb blasts early this morning at a Nyanya Bus Stop, Abuja, which left scores dead, especially workers, is as barbaric as it is condemnable. It is a sore reminder that the battle against terror is far from over. It is also a reminder that there are no safe havens.
While our hearts go to the victims and their families, we as citizens must be vigilant and resolute at all times. We must stand together as one family united by grief and threat to our collective well-being. Every bomb that goes off takes something away from us, yet we will never surrender. We will defeat this enemy with our collective resolve and focus.
Government needs to do more to reassure Nigerians about their safety as It takes more than regular effort to confront an enemy as resourceful as this. In the past three years a sizable per cent age of our national budget has been devoted to security. This should translate into better infrastructure, training and incentive for our personnel and not slush funds for dark interests.
Click source for more details: Sahara Reporters
While our hearts go to the victims and their families, we as citizens must be vigilant and resolute at all times. We must stand together as one family united by grief and threat to our collective well-being. Every bomb that goes off takes something away from us, yet we will never surrender. We will defeat this enemy with our collective resolve and focus.
Government needs to do more to reassure Nigerians about their safety as It takes more than regular effort to confront an enemy as resourceful as this. In the past three years a sizable per cent age of our national budget has been devoted to security. This should translate into better infrastructure, training and incentive for our personnel and not slush funds for dark interests.
Click source for more details: Sahara Reporters