
Kenneth Okonkwo, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, has criticized President Bola Tinubu regarding Nigeria's insecurity, stating that the President is incapable of addressing the challenge. Speaking on Channels Sunrise Daily, Okonkwo cited recent violence in Plateau State and other regions as evidence of leadership failure. He recounted an instance where President Tinubu, during a visit to Plateau, remained at the airport and asked victims to meet him there. Okonkwo also highlighted the persistent power crisis, recalling the President's past assurances on electricity. He asserted that insecurity is Nigeria's most pressing challenge, arguing that without safety, other governance aspects would suffer. Okonkwo further mentioned attacks on military personnel in Borno State, emphasizing that insecurity has become a daily occurrence nationwide.
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