Views: Visits 8 Babagana Monguno, …warns insurgents, bandits and criminals will get it rough …schedules another security meeting on Tuesday By Soni Daniel, Northern Region Editor Apparently alarmed by the atrocities unleashed on the nation and its citizens by criminals, the Presidency on Friday vowed to do all within its powers to end the cycle of violence and restore peace and stability nationwide. This assurance came at the end of a crucial enlarged security meeting called at the instance of President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa on Friday in the wake of rising security challenges in the land, which have threatened national unity and peace.
Why Buhari adjourned Security meeting ― NSA
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BREAKING: We re determined to end criminality, violence in Nigeria, Presidency vows
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We re determined to end criminality, violence in Nigeria
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Views: Visits 27 By Johnbosco Agbakwuru The National Security Adviser, NSA, Major General Babagana Monguno (retd), said the Security meeting on Friday was adjourned to Tuesday next week in order to receive further briefings from the Security Chiefs. The NSA in a statement he personally signed after the meeting said that the nation’s security apparatus was determined to decisively end the assault on the nation by criminal elements. The statement read: “Concerned about the persisting security challenges in parts of the country, Mr. President summoned a crucial meeting of the National Security Council today as he continues to frontally confront the situation in