Nigeria Democracy Day Insecurity
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On Nigeria's Democracy Day, various figures urged the government to intensify its fight against insecurity. Former Senator Dino Melaye called for President Tinubu's resignation, while the Ooni of Ife and Abia State Governor Alex Otti highlighted the need to combat banditry and extremism.
Bauchi Gov Calls On Residents to Provide Security Agencies Information To Curb Insecurity
- Bauchi State Governor Bala Abdukadir Mohammed urged residents to provide security agencies with timely information to combat rising insecurity. - He called for renewed faith in democracy, unity, and peaceful coexistence during Democracy Day celebrations. - The governor highlighted his administration's achievements in infrastructure, health, education, and agriculture, promising continued focus oโฆ
Democracy Day: Leaders, CSOs Warn of Democratic Backslide, Demand Reforms
- Nigerian leaders, civil society groups, and traditional rulers marked 27 years of uninterrupted democracy with warnings about democratic backsliding. - Concerns were raised about rising insecurity, โฆ
โTinubu Should Resign,โ Melaye Blasts Democracy Day Address
- Former Nigerian Senator Dino Melaye has urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to resign. - Melaye argues that Tinubu's Democracy Day broadcast did not address the country's severe insecurity and economiโฆ
Democracy Day: Ooni urges FG to intensify fight against insecurity
- The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, urged the Nigerian government to intensify its fight against insecurity, including banditry and kidnapping. - He stressed that citizen safety is fundamental toโฆ
Democracy Day: Ooni urges FG to intensify fight against insecurity
- On Nigeria's Democracy Day, the Ooni of Ife urged the federal government to increase efforts in combating insecurity. - He emphasized that democracy flourishes best in environments of peace, securitโฆ
Abia gov warns against insecurity in democracy day message
- Abia State Governor Alex Otti issued a strong warning against insecurity and violent extremism in his Democracy Day message. - Otti vowed zero tolerance for "terrorists and merchants of violence" opโฆ
Delta residents decry huge gap between rich, poor on Democracy Day
- Nigerian residents expressed frustration over the widening gap between the rich and poor, citing economic hardship and insecurity. - Citizens marked 27 years of uninterrupted democracy, with some caโฆ