Kwankwaso says dialogue with all groups needed to tackle insecurity
Rabiu Kwankwaso, running mate to Nigeria Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi, has said their administration would be open to talking with terrorists and other criminals if elected. He explained that dialogue would be part of a broader strategy to end Nigeria’s insecurity. Kwankwaso emphasized the importance of rebuilding trust between communities and security agencies. He also stated that military intervention would still be considered when necessary.
Key takeaways
- Rabiu Kwankwaso said their administration would engage in dialogue with terrorists and criminals to discourage attacks.
- He noted that affected communities often know the perpetrators but are reluctant to share information due to past negative experiences.
- Kwankwaso stressed the need to rebuild trust between communities and security agencies.
- He confirmed willingness to talk to all parties, including terrorists, but said military action would be used if required.
