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Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, a former governor of Kano State, has voiced serious worries about the insecurity issues that Nigeria is currently facing.
According to reports, Kwankwaso bemoaned the federal government’s seeming overwhelm and inability to adequately address the nation’s insecurity issues in a personally signed message posted on his 𝕏 account on Monday.
He claims that state governments’ support of the use of vigilante security groups exposes the federal government’s shortcomings.
However, he bemoaned the fact that the vigilante groups are ill-trained and that their use is promoting the spread of light guns and small arms throughout the nation.
“I am deeply concerned about the situation of our national affairs due to the recent happenings in our country.
“Having worked in the system for many years, I am aware that the Federal Government, working with state and local governments as well as other crucial partners, has the major responsibility for addressing Nigeria’s growing insecurity.
Unfortunately, it seems that the Federal Government is overburdened. Its implicit support for state governments setting up and using vigilante security groups with little to no professional training is indicative of this. Despite its good intentions, such a program has unintentionally contributed to the unchecked spread of small guns and light weapons throughout the nation.
The worst part is that some have started to take advantage of this by organizing militias, as some political groups have done. The fragile peace in our nation is further threatened by such actions, Kwankwaso added.
The former minister of defense went on to express worries about instances of hate speech, harassment, and intimidation on social media that are motivated by religious and ethnic prejudice, as well as the ethnic profiling of some individuals in other parts of the nation.
He urged the federal government to act quickly to solve the issues before they became unmanageable.
The growing practice of ethnic and regional profiling of Nigerians within their own nation is equally concerning. Unsettling stories of people being unjustly targeted, harassed, arrested, and in some cases tortured in other regions of the country have surfaced in recent times, especially from one region. This is made worse by the rise in hate speech, harassment, and intimidation on social media, which is frequently motivated by religious and ethnic jingoism. National cohesiveness and unity are seriously threatened by these developments.
“To stop these risky trends before they get out of hand, the federal government must act swiftly and forcefully.
As the Chairman of the Committee on the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons and a former Minister of Defense, Kwankwaso continued, “I find the current ease of arms circulation across the country deeply alarming and unacceptable.”
Nonetheless, he expressed faith in General Christoper Musa (rtd), who was just named Nigeria’s Minister of Defense, to stabilize the situation and turn the tide in the nation’s favor.
Lastly, I would like to express my heartfelt congratulations to General Christopher Gwabin Musa on his merited appointment as Minister of Defense. The former presidential candidate said, “I am convinced that, with the required political will and support, he possesses the competence and experience to make a significant difference in restoring security and stability to our nation.”
