“Nigeria cannot continue like this,” said Mr Obi. “We need leadership that prioritises the protection of every Nigerian life,” says Mr Obi.
“These Christians should be able to live in their ancestral homeland without fear of genocidal Fulani,” stated the U.S. lawmaker.
“I want to tell you that things are not as heinous as people are portraying. I can assure you of that. We have problems in Nigeria. It is not a problem of religion,” he stated.
Mr Ahmad said KADRA would sustain routine inspections as directed by the governor.
Mr Adeleke resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on December 2.
His defection followed the defection of 17 lawmakers in the state House of Assembly to the APC.
Coup d’etat in Africa, especially in West Africa, has become commonplace in recent years, raising concerns about the survival of democracy and security on the continent.
The president was commended for his decisive personal intervention in the successful rescue of the abducted students from Kebbi and Niger.
NAF spokesman Ehimen Ejodame disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday.
Niger Republic’s military regime has imposed additional entry points screening for almost all goods coming into the country from Nigeria, citing security concerns.
