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Presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Atiku Abubakar, has described the reported dispatch of government officials with bags of rice and other palliatives to the families of Oyo kidnap victims as cruel, morally bankrupt and an open confession of failure.
His Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication, Phrank Shaibu made this known in a statement.
“Any government that cannot protect school children fails one of the most basic tests of leadership,” he warned.
Atiku urged President Bola Tinubu to immediately deploy all security and intelligence agencies to secure the unconditional release of the schoolchildren and their teachers.
“Such a response is hard to understand in its cruelty. Parents who have had children torn from their arms are not asking for rice. Mothers who do not know if their children are hungry, sick, traumatised or even alive are not demanding palliatives.
“Fathers who wake up every morning praying for a phone call to tell them their children have come home safely are not looking for handouts. What these families need is for something to be done. They need a leader. “What they need is a government that can rescue their children and bring the criminals responsible to justice.”
The former Vice President said the abduction was yet another tragic reminder that under the Tinubu administration, insecurity has ceased to be an emergency and has become a way of life.
“It is a damning indictment of this government that while criminals act with impunity and impudence, innocent schoolchildren are abducted from their classrooms and the official response is the distribution of rice. There is no governance here. This is an abandonment of responsibility. It is a sad admission of failure by an administration that appears increasingly overwhelmed by the very responsibilities it pledged to undertake,” Atiku added.
He cautioned on the dangers of normalising insecurity as the country was living in a dangerous reality where citizens were living in perpetual fear and many Nigerian parents now budget for ransom as they budget for school fees.
“There must be punishment for those who prey on innocent Nigerians. “Anything less will only encourage other criminal gangs and put more communities at risk,” Atiku warned.
