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Bode George Expresses Concern Over Escalating Insecurity in Nigeria

Chief Bode George, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), voiced deep concern about the current state of insecurity in Nigeria, stating that it has spiraled beyond control. In an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today on Friday, George emphasized that the nation is facing a dire situation that transcends political considerations.

“The state of our nation has been completely in a shambolic situation, it is perpetual despair and despondency. There is hunger in the land and there is anger in the land; the insecurity has gone beyond control,” remarked George during the interview.

Acknowledging President Bola Tinubu’s New Year speech and objectives for the year, George asserted that it is not the time for political games but a crucial moment for the entire nation. He acknowledged the challenges ahead for President Tinubu and expressed readiness among Nigerians to give him the necessary time to address the pressing issues.

George highlighted key areas that demand urgent attention, such as national defence, internal security, and job creation. He urged President Tinubu to leverage modern technology to tackle insecurity effectively, emphasizing the importance of surveillance and the use of cameras to monitor and control situations remotely.

“We all Nigerians will give him a chance, let us see how he is going to handle it. Bola Tinubu, God will guide him – he is in the hottest seat in the whole of Africa today because for every 10 Africans 6 are Nigerians, brilliant people,” George expressed, acknowledging the complexities of the challenges faced by the new administration.

On the issue of security, George reiterated the call for the establishment of state police, emphasizing that much power is concentrated in the hands of the Inspector General of Police. He advocated for a communal approach to policing, suggesting that employing individuals from local communities would enhance the effectiveness of law enforcement.

While acknowledging that addressing these issues may take time, George stressed the importance of President Tinubu initiating concrete steps to demonstrate a commitment to tackling the security challenges plaguing the nation.

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