₦airaland Forum

Former Senator Shehu Sani has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria, warning that the region has become a high-risk investment destination.

Sani’s stark warning comes as the ongoing nationwide hunger protest continues to spiral out of control, leaving a trail of destruction, looting, and violence in its wake.

The protest, which began last Thursday and is expected to last ten days, has been marred by chaos and anarchy in several Northern states, including Kaduna, Yobe and Kano. The situation has become so dire that investors, both foreign and domestic, are being advised to think twice before pouring their millions or billions into the region.

Sani fears that investors will now have to factor in the cost of insuring themselves against ransom demands and riots, before investing in the zone.

As the violence continues to spread, businesses and properties have been destroyed and lives lost.

The News Chronicle had earlier reported that the Protesters are demanding an end to bad governance, reversal of the fuel subsidy removal, tackling of inflation, rejig of the electoral system and cutting cost of governance among others.

But thats gonna be their reality soon
Who destroys his own heritage to send a message to an outsider?

Whats the sense in that?

What has really changed?

Insecurity, illiteracy and poverty ravaged the north during Buhari’s 2 term stints.

CAkpos:
Former Senator Shehu Sani has sounded the alarm on the deteriorating security situation in Northern Nigeria, warning that the region has become a high-risk investment destination.
Sani’s stark warning comes as the ongoing nationwide hunger protest continues to spiral out of control, leaving a trail of destruction, looting, and violence in its wake.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 How many investors this shehu sani don bring to the North since him take office. Why do I keep getting the notion that this man is merely another talking head in Nigeria abeg;

Not only the North but the whole NIGERIA.

A country with insecurity

A country with unstable currency

A country with High Corruption

A. Country with Terrorist 😦😦😦 etc

Which investor would take that Reckless RISK 😕

They will be relocating to the southern parts of the country after destroying their region,

That's logical now

GreenxGreen:
Not only the North but the whole NIGERIA.

A country with insecurity

A country with unstable currency

A country with High Corruption

A. Country with Terrorist 😦😦😦 etc

Which investor would take that Reckless RISK 😕

Speak of your own region. That things are not working in your region don't mean it's not working in other regions

helinues:
Speak of your own region. That things are not working in your region don't mean it's not working in other regions

helinues:
That's logical now

This is your comment. Are you now a northerner? What's your business with a post made for Northerners. Mr. Speak of you region.

Too late to be thinking at the moment if you don't know this by now you have not been doing your job.

How

Yoruba Muslims have infiltrated the protest in Kaduna state looting and burning the state down, Ronu Muslims are wicked

helinues:
That's logical now

The investors wey carry their money leave Nigeria since this administration take office, na hunger protesters cause am too?

DevilsEqual:
But thats gonna be their reality soon
Who destroys his own heritage to send a message to an outsider?

Whats the sense in that?

i know you dull

North "destroyed" its heritage with boko haram as appended by tinubu to chase gej out

If tinubu cannot resolve a state of emergency like this in north, it's only a matter of time before the people march to go remove him

Or junior rank military men that are predominantly north address the issue via take over

Those investors should thank their stars then because as it is, the North is a bloody wasteland filled with walking bags of diseases, illiteracy and cruel thoughts.

helinues:
Speak of your own region. That things are not working in your region don't mean it's not working in other regions

Mumu ! I am not from the North

More so , Total energy wasn't going to invest in the North when they decided to go for Angola