The immediate past governor of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai,
has accused ex-President Muhammadu Buhari of escalating terrorism in Nigeria.
El-Rufai said Buhari’s government failed to take his advice
on how to tackle terrorism and banditry in 2017.
The governor spoke at the inauguration of his successor,
Senator Uba Sani, in Kaduna.
El-Rufai lamented that the Buhari government took up arms
against banditry and terrorism when it was too late.
He said: “In 2017, I requested the Federal Government to
designate the emerging banditry as an insurgency and to unleash on bandits the
full weight of the military. Sadly, this was not done until 2022, acting upon
the declaration of the Federal High Court.
“It is a matter of regret that the Federal Government did
not appreciate the gravity of the problem until banditry had wreaked so much
havoc on lives, liberty, and livelihoods of so many people.
“Although coordinated military action began later in 2022,
the job remains incomplete.”
In the last two years, the North has witnessed severe
banditry attacks that have claimed the lives of many Northerners.
Several states in the North suffered from terrorist attacks,
but the military has been up and doing in tackling the situation.
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Now he start again. This is how he deceive the Kaduna people that they thought he will be better. Look at Kaduna now, was it better or worse than he meant it? He will come again and deceive the whole Nigeria and they will think he is the messiah in 2031 and give him Nigeria. Then Nigeria will know he is actually the ringleader of All Terrorist organization in Nigeria.
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