Group calls for unity against insecurity with Abuja road walk
A civil society group, Concerned Nigerians for Peace, Security and National Unity, has announced plans for a peaceful road walk in Abuja to rally support against insecurity. The group’s convener, Isah Abubakar, emphasized that tackling security challenges requires the involvement of all Nigerians, not just the government. The initiative aims to foster collaboration among citizens, traditional leaders, and stakeholders to address issues like terrorism, banditry, and kidnapping. The group also urged political and religious leaders to set aside differences and work together for national security.
What we know
- Concerned Nigerians for Peace, Security and National Unity plans a peaceful road walk in Abuja to mobilise public support against insecurity.
- Isah Abubakar stated that security is a collective responsibility, involving citizens, community leaders, and civil society.
- The group highlighted that insecurity now includes banditry, kidnapping, and farmer-herder conflicts across the country.
- Political, religious, and community leaders are urged to collaborate and avoid politicising security challenges.
- The group encouraged participation in advocacy campaigns and stressed that lasting security solutions require cooperation between citizens and government.
