“The government is making decisive interventions. In the coming days, Nigerians will know who the terrorists are and those funding them,” he said.
The PDP also criticised the delay in compiling the list, saying the three-year wait “speaks to the paucity of excellent people within his reach.”
The senator stated that Nigeria’s persistent security failures stem largely from the country’s inability to deploy modern technology to track criminals in real time.
“We promised 3.5 million votes, and we are not joking about it,” Governor Monday Okpebholo stated.
Mr Ododo, while assuring residents of their safety, said his administration would not negotiate with criminals or pay ransom under any circumstances.
The court adopted a liberal approach to public interest litigation, noting that citizens and groups may challenge violations affecting broad societal interests.
Mr Onaiyekan argued that the existing personnel are capable of delivering results if properly motivated and provided with the necessary work tools.
The IG said, “The withdrawal is not a retreat from responsibility, but a reclamation of it.”
“Failing to protect Nigerian children is the highest acceptance of governing without legitimacy, Mr President,” said Ms Ezekwesili.
