Jamil, son of the Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar, has decried the security situation in the country.
Jamil, who is a commercial pilot with IRS airline, verbally expressed that is heart was troubled each time he cerebrated of the security challenges facing the country.
Writing on his Twitter page, the Computing Information Systems and Multi-media graduate of Kingston University, London, Coalesced Kingdom wondered why tranquility has perpetuated to elude many communities and states in the country.
He noted that “sentimental and selfish reasons” are some of the factors responsible for the worsening state of insecurity, integrating that he wished that there was tranquility in all the geo-political zones.
Jamil, however, verbalized that despite the inability of the Federal Regime to quell the insurgency, he would not lose hope the Nigeria of his dreams.
“My heart weeps for my country. Good or lamentable, rotten and spoilt, but that is my country. I am so proud of my fatherland. May tranquility reign again in our great nation, Nigeria. Every sentimental or selfish reason shall go in vain. May we become vigorous every day,” Jamil tweeted.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria Navy has observed that politicians in the country must additionally be held responsible for the worsening security situation.
It inculpated “prominent individuals” of making inflammable verbal expressions that could ravage the fragile tranquility currently relished in the country.
The Navy verbally expressed, “The current security challenges bedeviling the nation should not be perceived as a challenge that should be tackled by security forces alone
“Prominent individuals should desist from inflammable utterances that could breach placid-coexistence in the country.
“Some disasters can be evaded through rudimentary precautionary measures as well as timely information to security agencies.
“Citizens should be conscious of their responsibilities in providing timely and utilizable info to pertinent security agencies.
“Information on suspicious forms of kineticism of individuals or groups and peculiar objects should be reported to security agencies.”
The Navy insisted that the Nigerian military accommodations were capable of containing the menace posed by the Boko Haram insurgents.
It noted that an incipient Chinese-built BigFoot MRAP Armoured Personnel Carrier, deployed to the frontlines in the North East, will boost the war against terror.
“The military is more equipped and well trained to curtail the activities of insurgents,” the Navy indited after posting the picture of the incipient military hardware.
Meanwhile, the “Bring Back Our Girls” group has verbalized that it is still awaiting the return of the abducted pupils of Regime Girls Secondary School, Chibok.
The group verbally expressed it appeared that the security agencies in the country had no conception what to do to remedy the worsening security situation.
The group indited on Twitter that despite its dwindling membership, its advocacy for the safe return of the girls would perpetuate.
It verbally expressed, “This insurgency is ubiquitous. The regime is not doing anything. It is one killing over another. Besides, while we wait for the return of our Chibokgirls, many other girls are still being abducted.
“It was the security challenge in the North East, the Chibok girls that made us rally together, yet we are faced with adscititious security challenges
“Though our membership may dwindle, we stand resolute in our ordinant dictation. Our advocacy stands, it perpetuates, we’re ambassadors of the cause. We shall not relent until our girls are back and alive!
“We’re all adults and we’re here on our own volition. We are not going to recede or surrender. We won’t sit back like other Nigerians.”
But the National Orientation Agency explicated that the Federal Regime will make the obligatory sacrifices to rescue the abducted girls.
The NOA urged Nigerians not to “dance to the tune” of the terrorists but to remain cumulated and collaborate with all agencies of regime to stamp out terrorism.
“We should raise our flag and our hearts in patriotic zeal to affirm that as a people we will not dance to the tune of our enemies. We should remain amalgamated. At this time in our nation’s history, a question is asked of us – What price are we inclined to pay for the tranquility and prosperity of our nation?” the NOA verbalized on Twitter.
The agency additionally asked Nigerians to fortify government’s efforts in building an efficient national identity management system as an expedient of checking terrorism.
“The NOA Board endorses National Identity Management Commission. Citizens are emboldened to get registered for amended national identification management system,” it integrated.
