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Mr. Nyong Jonathan Udoeyop, a retired lecturer of the University of Uyo and a Lay Preacher in the Methodist Church tells Nseobong Okon-Ekong that insecurity can be curbed if all groups who feel the Nigerian state has offended them offer peace to the country
A few years ago, insecurity was majorly confined to Northern Nigeria, now it is everywhere. What can be done to curb insecurity in Nigeria?
We first have to know what we mean by insecurity and then the cause of insecurity. You cannot actually run away from this truth that for every cause there must be an effect. There is something that causes insecurity. It is an effect of something-either something present or something absent. You can use traditional methods or use any borrowed method from anywhere, but first of all, what is the cause? We admit that insecurity is an effect of something. Something either present or absent among us. Taking Nigeria generally, the primary cause of insecurity is the absence of forgiveness. ....

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