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By Chuks Okocha
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) yesterday advocated the creation of state police, border protection council and devolution of powers to address the spike in insecurity in the country.
In a speech titled: ‘Nigeria must not fail,’ read at a world press conference in Abuja, the National Chairman of the PDP, Prince Uche Secondus, said the main opposition party also recommended the immediate upscaling of the personnel strength of the military and paramilitary organisations as well as the provisions of the kinetic instruments of war and law enforcement.
He said: “Our armed forces should be adequately equipped and their welfare a top priority.”
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The National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Chief Uche Secondus, has said sounded the alarm over the current state of things in Nigeria, saying that Nigeria must not fail.
He made this remark following a series of meetings in the last one week by various organs of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – the National Working Committee (NWC), the National Caucus, the Board of Trustees and the National Executive Committee.
Secondus said that the outcome and conclusion of the meetings as a party is that “the ship of state is adrift and requires help.”
Briefing the country in a world press conference on the outcome of their deliberations, the PDP chieftain re echoed that Nigeria is on the precipice with arms-bearing non-state actors menacingly overrunning the country and its institutions and daily eroding our sovereignty as a nation
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