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Nigerian Government Acknowledges Security Crisis, Promises Renewed Action and Presidential Address

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As a response to a surge in violent incidents across parts of Nigeria, including recent kidnappings and ings in Kebbi, Kwara, and beyond, the Presidency has assured citizens that the federal government is fully aware of the escalating insecurity and is actively working to address it.

During a media interview on Monday, Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Information and Strategy, emphasized that the administration is not turning a blind eye to the distressing situation. “This government has never denied that Nigerians are being ed. We know we have problems, but we are making efforts to ensure that we stem all these things,” he said.

Onanuga also disclosed that President Tinubu is expected to address the nation soon, following the conclusion of ongoing high-level security deliberations. He noted that the President’s message would aim to reassure the public and outline concrete steps being taken to restore safety and order.

The government’s remarks come amid heightened public concern after a series of tragic events, including the abduction of schoolchildren in Kebbi and Niger States, and a deadly assault on worshippers in a Kwara church.

Meanwhile, 38 members of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) Oke-Isegun Eruku, who were kidnapped in Kwara’s Ekiti local government area, were released on Sunday after five harrowing days in captivity.

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  • Do you think the Nigerian government will actually follow through with their promises this time, or is it just empty rhetoric?

  • Do you really think the Nigerian government will follow through this time? Ill believe it when I see it. Actions speak louder than promises.

  • Do you really think the Nigerian government will follow through this time, or is it just another empty promise? Im skeptical.

  • Do you really think the Nigerian government will follow through this time? Promises are easy, action is what we need to see.

  • I believe promises arent enough, action is whats needed. Lets hope the Nigerian government follows through this time.

  • Do you really think the Nigerian government will follow through with their promises this time? I have my doubts… lets see.

  • Im not convinced the Nigerian government will follow through this time. Promises have been made before with little ce.

  • Do you really think the Nigerian government will follow through this time or is it just empty promises as usual? 🤔

  • Im not convinced the Nigerian governments promises will lead to real ce. Actions speak louder than words. Lets see some progress!

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