Thread by @__Ahmadjr

Tomorrow Friday, I'll drop a thread about the Insecurity State of Nigeria.

Let me Start by Saying Alhamdulillah........

The Insecurity State of Nigeria Today:

Nigerians can be very touchy when it comes to the performance of their economy. In its effort to project an image of Nigeria as the leading heavyweight on the continent.

despite its huge and seemingly growing insecurity problems, the Nigerian government is not taking any negative statements about its economic growth lying down.

But the Reverse is the case, the rate at which crimes keeps increasing in Nigerian space is worrisome, we all know that the Nigerian Army are OVERSTRETCHED conducting operations across all the 6 Geo-political zones, sometimes I used to ask myself where are the police ?

Random Criminals are holding Nigeria as hostage, the Likes of #Shekau Boko Haram Leader, #Nmamdi Kanu the IPOB leader now the ESN, and another random Clown Sunday #Igboho from Yoruba land just declared his own Territory yesterday. But the Government are Watching.

Other activities that have heightened insecurity in Nigeria also include human and drug trafficking, porous borders that allow infiltration of illegal aliens, arms and ammunitions, ethno-religious conflicts, political based violence, economic based violence and periodic outbreak.

These are grave and unfortunate examples of the insecurity that the ‘Giant of Africa’ will need 2 overcome to achieve its true potential. However, it is not d only challenge facing President Buhari.
it's a job for Every Nigerian Citizen to part of the moving Train. SECURITY

Here are five major security challenges that the president Buhari must tackle in his second term.
1.BOKO HARAM
2.FARMER HARDER CLASHES
3.SHIITE
4.NIGER-DELTA
5.CAMEROUN I know you're surprised because I mentioned cameroun but it's okay just follow thread.....

1.BOKO HARAM :The militant Islamist group has destabilised the North-East of Nigeria. Since 2009 the group killed tens of thousands of people and displaced millions more. About 2.5 million people fled their homes and towns in the Northeastern Nigeria.

2.FARMER-HEADERS CLASHES:
The Middle Belt region of Nigeria has faced prolonged violent clashes between the predominantly Christian farmers and the mostly Muslim cattle herders. At the core of the conflicts are disputes over access and rights to land and water resources.

3.SHIITES: The Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN) is an Iranian backed Shia group in Nigeria. The leader of the group Ibraheem Zakzaky is opposed to the federal system of Nigeria, Israel, the US and also opposes secular governments.

4.NIGER-DELTA :The Niger Delta, the oil-producing core of Nigeria has for decades suffered from oil pollution which has led to the loss of livelihoods and sources of food for locals. The area has also been neglected by the federal government even though money comes from their.

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