Terrorists Will Never Terrorize Nigeria Again – FG

The Federal Government has come out to say that peace and security are returning across Nigeria, noting that the worst of insecurity is over in the nation.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed recently revealed this to the press, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, the country’s security forces are winning the fight against insecurity and terrorism, and President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime would stop at nothing to secure lives and property of Nigerians.

Lai added that never again will terrorists and bandits and their cohorts terrorize citizens in our country.

His words, “As you are all aware, the issue of security has dominated ournational discourse in recent times, against the background of the terrorism, banditry and kidnapping in the North-East, North-West and North Central; separatist violence and crude oil theft in the South-East and South-South as well as cultism, armed robberry and sundry crimes in the South-West.”

“Today, we are here to tell you that while we may not be there yet, our military and other security agencies have succeeded – and are succeeding – in substantially restoring security across the nation. As far as the daunting security challenges we face are concerned, we can tell you that the worst is over. Never again will terrorists and bandits and their cohorts hold sway in our country.”

“The security challenges we have face, as an administration, have been daunting – from terrorism to banditry to kidnapping to separatist violence to crude oil theft to armed robbery and sundry crimes. It’s undoubtedly the greatest challenge to the peace and security of our great nation since the civil war from 1967 to 1970.”

“It is the kind of challenge that would have overwhelmed many nations. But thanks to the purposeful leadership of President Muhammadu Buhari, we can say, I want to repeat, that the worst is over and peace and security are gradually returning to the land. Please don’t misunderstand or misrepresent this assertion. We may still witness isolated cases of security challenges here and there, but it will not be on the scale that we have witnessed in the past.”