MASSIVE JUBILATIONS Across Nigeria As President Tinubu Reveals The Date He’ll Completely End Insecurity In Nigeria
With the advent of the Boko Haram terrorist organization in the north, unidentified gunmen in the south, Fulani herders in the west, and growing crime rates in other regions of the nation, Nigeria has faced security issues for more than ten years.
The security situation in the nation of over 200 million people in Western Africa has been made worse not just by Boko Haram, which has been using religion for subversive purposes, but also by armed gangs, kidnappers, and separatist groups.
One of the most populous countries in Africa is plagued by a number of conflicts that threaten its peace, including those involving farmers and cattle herders, the Shia Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) in central Nigeria, the Niger Delta Vigilante (NDA) and the IPOB in the southeast, Boko Haram, or the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) in the northeast.
Photo: Victims of unknown gunmen in southeast
The Nigerian government has not yet found a workable solution to the nation’ s security crisis, despite multiple operations to stop school attacks, kidnappings for ransom, and attacks on civilians by terror groups.
Meanwhile, The administration of President Bola Tinubu has pledged to eradicate insecurity by the end of 2024.
