NDYC Backs NSA, Condemns ‘Divisive’ Remarks on insecurity

The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has commended the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) under the leadership of Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, citing tangible gains in the fight against terror and insecurity. In a statement signed by the National Coordinator Comrade Israel Uwejeyan, the NDYC noted that major terror bases have been neutralised, notorious […]

NDYC Backs NSA, Condemns ‘Divisive’ Remarks on insecurity

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The Niger Delta Youth Congress (NDYC) has commended the Office of the National Security Adviser (NSA) under the leadership of Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, citing tangible gains in the fight against terror and insecurity.

In a statement signed by the National Coordinator Comrade Israel Uwejeyan, the NDYC noted that major terror bases have been neutralised, notorious bandit leaders eliminated, and communities once abandoned by fear are now returning to normalcy.

The group accused a former governor of attempting to smear the office of the NSA, describing his comments as “reckless” and “careless soundbites” that trivialise the sacrifices of the armed forces.

The NDYC emphasized that the achievements of the NSA are concrete and verifiable, purchased with blood, sweat, and sacrifices, and not propaganda victories.

The NDYC urged citizens to rally around the administration and support the government’s security agenda, which has already yielded tangible results.

“We urge politicians to desist from the dangerous pastime of undermining national security for personal vendettas. The days when politicians could throw inflammatory bombs into the national space and walk away unchallenged are gone. Nigeria is wiser, and Nigerians are watching.”

“We urge citizens across the country to rally around this administration and the Office of the NSA and support the government’s security agenda, which has already yielded tangible results. The sacrifices of our armed forces cannot and must not be diminished by the idle rants of a rejected politician seeking attention.”