Says murder of Kaduna Students demands immediate response
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru – Abuja
The National Association of Seadogs, NAS, has told President Muhammadu Buhari to be courageous enough to admit that his government was overwhelmed by the worsening security situation in the country.


NAS is also known as Pyrates Confraternity told the President to seek regional, continental and international help to end the unbridled acts of banditry and kidnapping of school children in northern Nigeria.

The association in a statement issued by its President, Mr. Abiola Owoaje which was made available to journalists in Abuja, challenged the Federal Government to ensure the rescue of the remaining kidnapped students of Greenfield University and those of Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, both in Kaduna.


He said that the rescue and safe return of the students to their families would reassure Nigerians that there is a government in Nigeria.

The statement titled, “The Mindless Killing of Greenfield University Students”, described the murder of the students as a direct failure of the government to secure their lives in the first place and to rescue them after being kidnapped.

Owoaje expressed concern over the increasing wave of insecurity under President Muhamamdu Buhari.


According to him, “It is disappointing how under the watch of President Muhammadu Buhari, a former General in the Nigerian Army, terrorists, bandits, and kidnappers have turned the security agencies and political structure, including the Presidency, into ineffective and reactive lame ducks.


“The murder of these students demands a decisive immediate response to indicate we still have a government in Nigeria. The Federal and Kaduna State Governments have a responsibility to Nigerians, especially the parents of the remaining kidnapped students of


Greenfield University and those of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, Afaka also in Kaduna, earlier kidnapped in March, to ensure their prompt rescue and safe return to their families. It is crucial that the government unleash every legitimate force it can muster to apprehend and prosecute these criminal elements for murder.

“The lethargic responses to these rampaging bandits appear to have emboldened them and the government must now act resolutely to prevent Nigeria from becoming an ungoverned space and a failed state.

“To this end, the federal government must be courageous enough to admit it has been overwhelmed and seek regional, continental and international help to end the unbridled acts of banditry and kidnapping of school children in northern Nigeria

Owoaje pointed out that one of the ways to get out of the insecurity problems, the amendment of the constitution must be carried out to decentralise policing in the country.

He said, “As previously recommended by our organisation the constitution should be urgently amended by the National Assembly to give effective powers to governors in discharging their functions as the Chief Security Officers of their various states.

“The obvious pragmatic advantages of community policing, particularly in ensuring that ungoverned spaces do not become vulnerable to bandits would thus be complemented by democratic accountability and direct community feedback. The idea of a centralised police structure from Abuja is no longer tenable against the background of mounting security challenges in various states of the federation.”

Owoaje urged stakeholders to support Safe School Fund, SSF, muted by Governors Kayode Fayemi and Aminu Tambuwal, of Ekiti and the Sokoto States respectively, in bandit-prone states and the overall implementation of the National Framework for Safe Schools Initiative.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/04/insecurity-be-courageous-enough-to-admit-youre-overwhelmed-nas-tells-buhari/amp/

lol... funny country

As if he will read it

So cultists even get mind de taunt Buhari.... Shame on Buhari

Sunnycliff:
So cultists even get mind de taunt Buhari.... Shame on Buhari

Pyrates are not cultists

CaptainAyub:

Pyrates are not cultists

They are what

The lifeless president came and discontinued all the mercenaries engaged by the previous government citing the strategic intervention as a sign of weakness.He has refused to act decisively like the late Mali president or the Nigerien counterpart.

Yet Buhari have given BH terrorists the impetus to act with his statement prior to coming into government because he is part of them.Imagine a president to be saying "a fight against BH terrorists is a fight against the north."? How can such person fight against terrorism?

Would he admits?

The dullard in aso village is an uneducated terrorist who employ other terrorists to kill educated folks.

Even as a northerner, I can attest to the fact that Buhari is a disaster.. Very clueless government who never takes responsibility.

Everyone is concerned

Sunnycliff:


They are what

National union

Axe4christ:
As if he will read it

As if he knows how to read

Nigeria is a corntree

We warned, warned, warned.

Just unfortunate.

But will my people learn?

Send Lange

Yea, owning up to responsibility is the definition of a man.
50million email list available for 15k only.

Confra too have joined Lalasticlala?

iwaeda:
Says murder of Kaduna Students demands immediate response
By Johnbosco Agbakwuru – Abuja
The National Association of Seadogs, NAS, has told President Muhammadu Buhari to be courageous enough to admit that his government was overwhelmed by the worsening security situation in the country.


NAS is also known as Pyrates Confraternity told the President to seek regional, continental and international help to end the unbridled acts of banditry and kidnapping of school children in northern Nigeria.

The association in a statement issued by its President, Mr. Abiola Owoaje which was made available to journalists in Abuja, challenged the Federal Government to ensure the rescue of the remaining kidnapped students of Greenfield University and those of Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, both in Kaduna.


He said that the rescue and safe return of the students to their families would reassure Nigerians that there is a government in Nigeria.

The statement titled, “The Mindless Killing of Greenfield University Students”, described the murder of the students as a direct failure of the government to secure their lives in the first place and to rescue them after being kidnapped.

Owoaje expressed concern over the increasing wave of insecurity under President Muhamamdu Buhari.


According to him, “It is disappointing how under the watch of President Muhammadu Buhari, a former General in the Nigerian Army, terrorists, bandits, and kidnappers have turned the security agencies and political structure, including the Presidency, into ineffective and reactive lame ducks.


“The murder of these students demands a decisive immediate response to indicate we still have a government in Nigeria. The Federal and Kaduna State Governments have a responsibility to Nigerians, especially the parents of the remaining kidnapped students of


Greenfield University and those of the Federal College of Forestry Mechanization, Afaka also in Kaduna, earlier kidnapped in March, to ensure their prompt rescue and safe return to their families. It is crucial that the government unleash every legitimate force it can muster to apprehend and prosecute these criminal elements for murder.

“The lethargic responses to these rampaging bandits appear to have emboldened them and the government must now act resolutely to prevent Nigeria from becoming an ungoverned space and a failed state.

“To this end, the federal government must be courageous enough to admit it has been overwhelmed and seek regional, continental and international help to end the unbridled acts of banditry and kidnapping of school children in northern Nigeria

Owoaje pointed out that one of the ways to get out of the insecurity problems, the amendment of the constitution must be carried out to decentralise policing in the country.

He said, “As previously recommended by our organisation the constitution should be urgently amended by the National Assembly to give effective powers to governors in discharging their functions as the Chief Security Officers of their various states.

“The obvious pragmatic advantages of community policing, particularly in ensuring that ungoverned spaces do not become vulnerable to bandits would thus be complemented by democratic accountability and direct community feedback. The idea of a centralised police structure from Abuja is no longer tenable against the background of mounting security challenges in various states of the federation.”

Owoaje urged stakeholders to support Safe School Fund, SSF, muted by Governors Kayode Fayemi and Aminu Tambuwal, of Ekiti and the Sokoto States respectively, in bandit-prone states and the overall implementation of the National Framework for Safe Schools Initiative.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2021/04/insecurity-be-courageous-enough-to-admit-youre-overwhelmed-nas-tells-buhari/amp/

The most funny thing is that people keep advising buhari as if he knows what are going on around him.