Thread by @adamugarba

If we continue to treat the security situation in the north with a reactive (response) approach as opposed to compound, comprehensive with proactive strategy on the fabrics of what constitutes a northern society today, no one will be spared of the consequences of our inactions.

It is gradually becoming obvious that most of our leaders have havens in Abuja & are so reliant on state security protections that some believe fist & shear political power can do the magic, meanwhile what is required is policy & consultive dialogue with the real people affected.

Kaduna or particularly Zaria is the center of northern Nigeria, a strategic location with all military modeling facilities. We should take any attack on this zone as the red of the red flags and do everything possible to nib it in the bud, but force alone cannot fix this through.

The north is what makes Nigeria going, it is what held the string of the nation & what provided the production of raw food items and consumptions of produced packaged items. The north hold more local strategic economic value than any region in Nigeria, the north must be succeed.

The north used to be most orderly, organized & lawful of the country. I believe most of the people of the North are same. However, fixing the broken trust between the leaders & the lead could be the best way to addressing these lingering security challenges. We must act fast.

Our leaders must give up their comfort zones & move to grassroots. The period of class dichotomy is broken by information iniquity. Leaders must understand that lies no longer work, fist no longer effective.

Empathy, compassion & deliberate commitment to the issues must be done

Time for politics and politricks is over. This is time for real governance. Real commitment to the yearning of the people.

Leaders must sacrifice the paraphernalia of their offices, identify with the people & listen to their challenges, then work to fix them: it has to be done.