Insecurity has significantly decreased during the current administration, according to Daniel Bwala, Special Adviser to the President on Policy Communication.
He claimed that Nigerians have been reassured by President Bola Tinubu that the country is secure.
Bwala made this statement on Wednesday when he appeared on Politics Today on Channels Television.
He maintained that the criminal tendencies that Nigerians today observe are everywhere in the world and have nothing to do with how well a person is ruling.
“He made promises in electricity, but let me tell you, look at the fundamentals,” an individual said. The government’s primary obligation is to ensure the safety and well-being of the populace.
“Observe our program; you know, how you would have relocated to this nation before. Allow me to ask the Nigerian people, in turn.
There have been a number of issues in Benue lately. Has it not sunk? Plateau is where we have had. Has it not sunk?
Unknown gunmen, take a look at the IPOB problem. 2022, 2023, the murder case there, you know. As you are aware, they were abducting persons who were visiting people’s homes in the center of the town.
“To a great extent, insecurity has been degraded,” the presidential aide continued. We are witnessing criminal trends in Nigeria that are universal and have nothing to do with whether a person is running their country well.
He stated that Nigeria was headed toward a complete economic recovery.
Additionally, under Tinubu’s leadership, Bwala said that the governors had been able to enjoy what he called their “era of oil boom” due to the increase in national revenue.
Consequently, he dismissed the opposition coalition as non-threatening.
He said the African Democratic Congress (ADC) had no political platform and was forcibly overthrown by the coalition leaders.
