Nigerian Military Can End Security Challenges, Says Kwankwaso

A former Minister of Defence and Presidential candidate of New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP),, Senator Musa Kwankwaso, says the Nigerian military has the capacity to end the current security challenges facing the country, given the necessary motivation.

Kwankwaso, who spoke with journalists shortly after the NNPP National Executive Committee meeting in Abuja, said that although it was the responsibility of the Federal Government to address the security challenge, Nigerians also had a crucial role to play by supplying vital information to security agencies.

According to Kwankwaso: “As a former Minister of Defence, a former Chief Security Officer of Kano State for eight years, somebody who has gone around and well exposed in this game of politics, I believe that tackling the security challenge is now on the shoulders of the federal government.

“We have seen States form some security outfits. Sometimes, you laugh. The level at which it is today is at the level of Nigerian military, and anything short of that wouldn’t work.

“And everybody must work together to make sure there is peace in this country.

“Some of us who are from villages and even towns can remember how our people were going to farms. Now people cannot go to the farm. They are also being chased from their villages and towns.

“Our children are daily abused and taken away by criminals and bandits in hundreds.“

Kwankwaso, also the NNPP 2023 presidential candidate, said that his party had the formula to address the problem and other challenges facing the country if given the opportunity by Nigerians.

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