Are the Bandits stronger than our security agents?


The last time, I travelled by road from Abuja to Kaduna, I had my heart in my

mouth but the presence of security check points not far from Abuja was somehow reassuring.

Now that the security check points have been worsted, then what next?

The powers that be, especially PMB must work tirelessly to bring insurgency to an end. Now that power is leaving the North, what does the present siege portend? A reluctance or refusal to relinquish power?

The Nigerian Civil War should teach all and sundry that the part cannot be stronger than the whole.

When Ihejirika was Chief of Army Staff, the North cried blue murder, now they are in charge and it is getting worse. What does the North want?

Northern politicians should tell us. Gumi has been talking. Let the Politicians amplify it.

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