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Kwankwaso Criticizes Tinubu’s Government Over Insecurity, Promises Military Boost if Elected in 2027

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Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, leader of the Kwankwasiyya Movement and 2023 NNPP presidential candidate, has accused President Bola Tinubu’s government of lacking the political will to effectively combat insecurity in Nigeria.

Speaking in Kano on Tuesday during the unveiling of the new 2000 Neighborhood Security Network by the Kano State Government, Kwankwaso urged President Tinubu to “rise to the occasion and answer his Commander In Chief name to tackle the problems of insecurity.”

Kwankwaso praised the Nigerian military as one of the most gallant forces, having served in global conflicts such as Darfur and Liberia. However, he criticized the current government for failing to provide the necessary support to enable the military to perform effectively.

He lamented the ongoing insecurity, saying, “Many Nigerians are being ed innocently and their ers get away with their atrocities as if nothing happened. The Government must apologize to Nigerians for their laxity in the fight against insecurity.”

Reflecting on his time as Defence Minister, Kwankwaso emphasized his knowledge of the military’s strength and courage, but stressed that political will is essential to empower them to act decisively. “President Tinubu should rise to the occasion and equip them with all they required to ce the narratives,” he said.

Looking ahead to the 2027 elections, Kwankwaso pledged that if elected president, he would recruit over one million military personnel to strengthen national security.

He also stated firmly, “Any government that fails to protect lives and properties, that government have woefully failed and has no business being in government.”

Kwankwaso called on the federal government to adopt initiatives like the Kano Neighborhood Security Network within the military structure to boost morale and enhance collaborative efforts in tackling insecurity.

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8 Comments

  • Kwankwasos promise of military boost in 2027 seems bold. Will it address insecurity or just be another political gimmick? Time will tell.

  • I dont think promising military boost for 2027 is realistic. Lets focus on current issues instead of far-fetched promises.

  • I disagree with Kwankwasos promise of military boost if elected. We need long-term solutions, not just political promises.

  • I dont know about you guys, but I think Kwankwasos promise of a military boost sounds like a bold move. What do you all think?

  • Is Kwankwasos promise believable or just another political tactic? Lets see if actions speak louder than words in 2027.

  • Kwankwasos promises sound good, but can we really trust politicians election pledges anymore? Lets see actions, not just words.

  • Is Kwankwasos promise for a military boost realistic or just empty talk? Lets discuss! #2027Elections #NigeriaPolitics

  • I dont know about you guys, but Kwankwasos promise to boost the military if elected sounds like a bold move. What do you think?

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