Nigeria’s insecurity and the tears it has Provoked

One in every three Nigerians have plans to leave the country. The reason is not far-fetched. The song on the lips of everyone is “insecurity of lives and property; dilapidated economy, corruption and terrorism.”  The insecurity in the nation is growing exponentially as each day passes by. The nation’s state of unrest can spread all […]

One in every three Nigerians have plans to leave the country. The reason is not far-fetched. The song on the lips of everyone is “insecurity of lives and property; dilapidated economy, corruption and terrorism.” 

The insecurity in the nation is growing exponentially as each day passes by. The nation’s state of unrest can spread all around the nation if vital steps are not taken. The havoc being wreaked by rebellious individuals is deadly, across the country. 

Inactive leaders have contributed much to the escalation of social vices in the nation. Insecurity of lives and properties are statements frequently uttered by an average Nigerian.  Our leaders must do the needful to stem this ugly trend. 

Olatunji Abdulrasheed Olatunde writes from Ibadan