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The death of Brigadier General M. Uba by members of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) has been denounced by former vice president Atiku Abubakar, who has called the incident a terrible reminder of Nigeria’s deteriorating security situation.
ISWAP militants reportedly ambushed a military convoy carrying equipment along Borno State’s Damboa–Wajiroko axis on Friday, leading to the detention and murder of General Uba.
Atiku responded to the development in a post on 𝕏 on Tuesday, saying he was “deeply shocked and saddened” and voicing alarm over what he saw as Nigeria’s declining ability to contain terrorist threats around the nation.
President Bola Tinubu was targeted by the former vice president, who claimed he was more focused on weakening the opposition than carrying out his responsibilities as commander in chief.
According to Atiku, the death of the senior officer and the soldiers under his command was “one death too many” and ought to serve as a warning to the Federal Government.
Atiku declared, “The death of General Musa and the loss of troops under his command is one death too many and signals a bold terrorist resurgence that Nigeria cannot afford.”
He pointed out that early denials simply increased ambiguity and public mistrust, criticizing what he called the military hierarchy’s conflicting explanation of the incident.
Atiku criticized the government’s response to the Northeastern insurgency, arguing that swift action was necessary to save the populace and bring normalcy back.
“To Mr. President, the security of our people’s lives is your primary responsibility. You must either live up to it or be humble enough to admit incompetence and either ask for help or resign,” he declared.
“If I were president, I would order the military to occupy Borno State or any other state that is under siege by armed groups or bandits until those areas are cleared.” For the sake of the men and women who risk their life, we must show enough concern.
Atiku expressed confidence that Nigeria would eventually overcome the current wave of instability and advised people and security forces to hold onto hope despite his criticisms.
According to him, the late general’s and other deceased troops’ sacrifices must strengthen the country’s will to fight terrorism.
He stated, “Even this season shall pass away,” urging cooperation and forceful action in the fight against insurrection.
