Insecurity: Aisha Buhari urges Nigerians to be vigilant

February 24, 2020
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Wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, on Monday, urged Nigerians to remain vigilant in the face of rising insecurity in the country, urging them to provide relevant information to security agencies to avert any potential threat

The First Lady who made the call at an international conference on state and security held at the Nigeria Defence Academy (NDA) Kaduna, also called for synergy among all securities agencies.

“All criminals are members of our society and they live in our midst, parents have the responsibility of ensuring that we take exceptional interest in the development of our children”, Aisha said.

Aisha urged them to re-strategize and re-examine the security structure with a view to stem the rising cases of terrorism in Nigeria.

Aisha Buhari urged government to look into the welfare of security personnel.

“Security in Nigeria remains the biggest challenge, it is high time to explore new strategies and approaches.

“If care is not taken, we will be expecting the worst of the security problems we are facing in Nigeria,” she added.

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