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By Mike Odeh James

A prominent Northern Nigerian Christian advocacy group has publicly commended Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri for sweeping governance reforms while appealing for clemency in the high-profile case of Sunday Jackson, a death row inmate whose conviction has drawn widespread scrutiny. 

In an open letter addressed to the governor, the Congress of Northern Nigerian Christians (CNNC) praised Fintiri’s administration for “transformative impact” in sectors including urban renewal, education, healthcare, and infrastructure. The group specifically lauded his establishment of new traditional institutions such as the Second Class Emirates of Hoba, Madagali, Michika, and Fufore, as well as Third Class Chiefdoms in Gombi, Maiha, and Yungur. These moves, enacted under the *Adamawa Chiefs (Appointments and Deposition) Law, 2024*, were described as fulfilling “long-awaited hopes” for inclusion and equity in the state. 

However, the letter pivoted to an urgent appeal for Sunday Jackson, sentenced to death by the Supreme Court in a case the CNNC claims violates constitutional protections. Jackson, convicted of murder, maintains he acted in self-defense—a claim the group argues is supported by evidence overlooked in court proceedings. 

Citing *Sections 33(1) and 33(2)(a)* of Nigeria’s 1999 Constitution, which enshrine the right to life and permit lethal force in self-defense against unlawful violence, the CNNC called on Fintiri to exercise his prerogative of mercy. “Sunday Jackson’s prolonged incarceration and death row status constitute a grave injustice,” the letter stated, noting that local and international organizations have rallied behind his cause. 

Elder Stephen Bankoji, the CNNC’s National President, emphasized the symbolic weight of clemency. “This act would reaffirm [the governor’s] commitment to justice and humanity, resonating far beyond Adamawa,” he wrote. 

The Supreme Court’s ruling, which upheld Jackson’s death sentence, has faced criticism from human rights advocates who argue Nigeria’s judicial system often fails to adequately consider self-defense claims in homicide cases. While the governor’s office has yet to respond publicly, observers speculate Fintiri’s decision could set a precedent for similar appeals. 

The CNNC’s dual message—celebrating governance strides while pressing for judicial mercy—highlights the complex interplay between policy achievements and human rights concerns in Nigeria’s evolving democratic landscape.

Former presidential candidate and Labour Party leader, Mr. Peter Obi, paid a humanitarian and educational visit to Paradise College of Health, Science, Technology and Administration and Equipping the Needy Fountain of Hope Orphanage in Uke, Nasarawa State, where he donated funds and resources to both institutions.
Mr. Obi’s visit was marked by warm receptions from students, educators, and caregivers, as he used the occasion to highlight the central role of education, humility, and community support in national development.
Empowering the Next Generation

Addressing the students of Paradise College, Obi emphasized the critical importance of education, calling it the “bedrock of any prosperous nation.” He urged students to remain focused, to learn with humility, and to seek out trusted mentors and advisors in their journey through life.

“You don’t know everything. None of us do. That’s why it is important to listen, to ask questions, and to learn,” Obi said. “Surround yourself with people who understand you, who challenge you, and who want the best for you. That is how you grow.”
He encouraged students to view their education not only as a personal achievement but as a contribution to the broader health and progress of Nigerian society.
Support for Orphaned and Vulnerable Children
At the Equipping the Needy Fountain of Hope Orphanage, Obi shared moments with the children and staff, offering both financial support and words of hope. He commended the management of the orphanage for their commitment to caring for the most vulnerable, and pledged continued support for child-focused initiatives.
About Equipping the Needy
Equipping the Needy Initiative is a humanitarian non-profit focused on empowering vulnerable children and youth through education, healthcare, and psychosocial support.

The Fountain of Hope Orphanage in Uke is one of its flagship projects, providing shelter, education, and nurturing to orphans and displaced children across the region.
A Call to National Conscience
In his signature candid tone, Obi expressed frustration at the state of governance and social inequality, challenging leaders at all levels to prioritize the welfare of the people and reduce systemic neglect.
“We cannot keep ignoring the plight of the poor while pretending everything is fine,” he said. “An educated, cared-for population is the greatest investment any government can make.”
Obi’s visit reinforces his ongoing advocacy for social justice, educational reform, and responsive governance—a message he continues to carry beyond the campaign trail and into every community he visits.
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For more updates on Peter Obi’s humanitarian engagements and the work of Equipping the Needy, visit http://www.equippingtheneedy.com

The most remarkable and halcyon spectacle of good governance in the present Republic is unarguably the government of Enugu State under the watch of Dr Peter Mbah. Ndi’Enugu are clearly unanimous in the praise and appreciation of the commitment of their Governor to make real the promises of democracy.

The Peter Mbah led government has redefined governance in so many ways that every so often the trophy cabinet of the State government calls for regular review and rework as monstrous accolades stream in almost on a daily basis. Enugu State has become the lead example of exemplary and servant oriented leadership. And Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah is without an ounce of doubt a homo sequentum.

Have you googled Enugu State to see the remarkable strides in Agriculture? Have you searched the internet to see the monstrous strides in Infrastructural Development? Have you heard of the unassailable commitment of the Enugu State Government to the protection of lives and property? Have you heard of the Digitalised Control Centre that works for seamless synergy between Security Agencies in the State? Have you seen the beautiful Smart Schools that define the commitment of the Enugu State Government to Education? Have you read about the monumental investment of Enugu State in Healthcare, and the Healthcare Centres springing up across the Wards in Enugu State?

Have you seen the Cargo Wing of the Akanu Ibiam International Airport targeted at opening new frontiers for business? Have you seen the ongoing International Conference Centre and the Five Star Hotel project, with the profound intention of making Enugu State the go-to destination for Business, and for leisure? Have you seen the commitment of the State to Arts, Culture and Tourism? Have you seen the resurgence of Pipe Borne Water in Enugu State, and are you aware that no State in Nigeria comes near Enugu State in the restoration of Pipe Borne Water? Have you seen the level of work on both urban and rural roads that has turned Enugu State into a huge construction site? And have you seen the olympic strides of the State government in Skill Acquisition, Human Capital Development, and Empowerment? Do you think that the popular refrain THE FUTURE IS HERE is masturbatory? Folks, without a shade of equivocation Enugu State is the lucid manifestation of the greatness that responsible and responsive leadership engenders.

Within the past 6 months the Enugu State Government have been first in almost every parameter and sector of governance. Peter Mbah has been Governor of the Year. Enugu State has led the pack in Infrastructural development. Enugu State tops the chart in Healthcare, in Education, and in the commitment to the Security of lives and property. Yes, laudable laurels and trophies litter the Enugu tapestry, thanks to the unalterable commitment of the Governor to make Enugu State profoundly better than he met it.

The awesome strides of the Peter Mbah led government of Enugu State are so manifest that even the fiercest opponent of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah in the 2023 contestation for the high office of Governor, Barrister Chijioke Edeoga of the Labour Party has returned to the Governor’s Party, the Peoples Democratic Party PDP. And in doing so, Edeoga was emphatic about the great strides of the Peter Mbah led government. Edeoga was forthright in his call for Ndi’Enugu to support ‘the man who knows the way’, and ‘to stand with the man whose commitment to an Enugu State that works for all is without blemish.’

Edeoga’s return to the PDP and his profound testimony about the man that is consistently Making A Difference MAD in Enugu State enamours; and very striking however is the recent endorsement of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah by the leaders of Nsukka Community, and take note that Nsukka is arguably the largest voter demography in Enugu State.

In endorsing and applauding the Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah led administration, the Nsukka Leaders noted that they are overwhelmed by the strides of the government in Infrastructural Development, in Healthcare, in Education, in Urban and Rural Development, in Skill Acquisition and Human Capital Development, and in improving the general well-being of Ndi’Enugu.

Need I tell you that as the endorsements stream in, the humble People’s Governor of Enugu State has remained focused, Unfazed and committed to the promises that he made to Ndi’Enugu during the 2023 campaign season. To Governor Peter Mbah there is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off. And he is unwilling to allow the blinding lights of sycophants and Court-jesters derail his vision and dream of an Enugu State that meets the standards of a highly progressive world. To Peter Mbah The FUTURE IS HERE.

And to all advocates of good governance and servant oriented leadership I commend the watchman in the saddle at the Government House in Enugu, knowing that when in unison we applaud all vistas of good governance on our political kaleidoscope, we shall be redefining thereto the moral and ideological minimums of leadership in Nigeria.

To Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah a heart of love and admiration. And to Ndi’Enugu I say, The Future Is Here.

Prof Chris Mustapha Nwaokobia Jnr
Convener COUNTRYFIRST MOVT.
A Good Governance Advocacy Group.

The story with the caption, 25 Persons Killed, Scores Injured As Armed Herdsmen Attack Enugu Village is not only built on devious masturbatory hallucination, but completely false.

Agreed that lately marauding herdsmen have been running amok across the Country, invading towns and villages, and leaving a trail of sorrow, tears and blood in their path. However, there was no such invaders attack on the agrarian communities of Uzo-Uwani Local Government Area in Enugu State that left 25 persons dead.

This independent rebuttal of the falsehood targeted at diminishing the halcyon strides of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah and the Enugu State Government in the area of Security is long overdue. We MUST not suffer ‘alarmists and fifth Columnists’ gladly. We have therefore chosen to debunk the devious falsehood of tale-mongers and bearers of false report and fake news.

Twice the false tale of marauding Herdsmen sacking communities in Enugu State have been bandied by those who are desperate to undermine the success of Enugu State in protecting lives and property. Not having any scores against the Enugu State Government in areas of Infrastructural Development, Education, Healthcare, Agriculture, and regarding facts about the profound strides of the Enugu State Government, naysayers have resorted to the Politricks Of Insecurity. They have chosen to hype isolated incidents and falsely alarm lovers of the State, Ndi’Enugu and Nigerians.

We, the Concerned Professionals For Good Governance (A Good Leadership Advocacy Group) upon seeing the news that has since gone viral regarding 25 Persons allegedly mowed down by Herdsmen in Enugu State proceeded to verify the news. We reached out to local Vigilantes, to Security Agencies as well as Agents of Government at the State and the Local Government level, sadly we found out that it was untrue. And we decided to query the possible reasons cum intention of the bearers of the false report and the fake news.

Enugu State has a premium time Digitalised Security Control Centre. Enugu State collaborates seamlessly with the Police, the Army and other Para-Military Agencies charged with the protection of lives and property. Enugu State is doing profoundly well in almost all the sectors of leadership, and Enugu State has become the go-to location for Corporate, Public Sector and Private Sector retreats and Conventions as well as Governmental events. It has become the shinning example in good governance. But Enugu State has also clearly become the envy of other States, such that Politicians seeking to diminish the laudable feats of Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah and His Team have resorted to the Politricks of fear-mongering and insecurity, but we shall not fold our hands and allow falsehood to stick.

Enugu State is arguably the safest State in the entire South, thanks to the commitment of the Enugu State to the protection of lives and property. This Truism have been attested to by Nigerians of different tendencies including friends and even members of Parties in the opposition in Enugu State. The commitment of the ebullient Governor of Enugu State to security is Olympic and indisputable, and not only is the State Government supportive of Security outfits with funding, the State has in place a Public and a Private Sector fueled fund to support Security Agencies in the furtherance of the Security of the State.

We can say without equivocation that Enugu State is safe and is deservedly emerging a preferred destination for investments, business, tourism, and living. It is proudly emerging a conferencing capital, ready and able to host tier one events such as the forthcoming NBA conference and Nigerian Guild of Editors Conference, among others. Ndi’Enugu are hospitable and willing to play host to legitimate institutions, as the State government in partnership with all available Security Agencies work seamlessly to guarantee peace and security in Enugu State.

We urge and encourage the media to always verify and validate information particularly issues bothering on Security before publication. That way, fake news on matters of Security will be shibboleth. And that way the Politricks Of Insecurity would cease to oil the frontiers of devious politics.

Enugu State is safe and will remain so, as the government is unalterably committed to the protection of lives and property.

Okechukwu Nwafor
Concerned Professionals For Good Governance. (A Good Leadership Advocacy Group).

By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman

In the heart of Nigeria’s northern region lies Kaduna State, a melting pot of diverse cultures, ethnicities, and political ideologies. As the nation gears up for the 2027 elections, a palpable sense of urgency and enthusiasm can be felt, particularly among the youth. This demographic, which constitutes a significant portion of the population, is increasingly rallying around one figure: Yerima Shettima. A charismatic leader with a proven track record of youth engagement and advocacy, Shettima has become the focal point of a burgeoning movement urging him to declare his candidacy for the upcoming elections. The calls for his declaration are not merely a reflection of personal admiration; they signify a broader demand for a transformative leadership that resonates with the aspirations of the young populace.
In recent months, social media campaigns, grassroots mobilizations, and public demonstrations have surged in Kaduna State, all echoing a singular message: “We want Yerima Shettima to run!” This movement is fueled by a collective desire for representation that reflects the hopes and concerns of a generation often sidelined in political discourse. The youth, who are increasingly aware of their power as voters and change-makers, see Shettima as a leader who understands their struggles—be it unemployment, education, or social justice.
The youth in Kaduna State are not just passive supporters; they are active participants in shaping the political environment. Their engagement reflects a growing trend across Nigeria, where young people are asserting their rights and demanding accountability from their leaders. This shift is particularly significant in a state like Kaduna, which has experienced its share of socio-political challenges, including ethnic tensions and security issues. The youth’s demand for Shettima to declare his candidacy is, therefore, not just about individual preference; it is about a vision for a more inclusive and responsive governance that prioritizes their needs.
Yerima Shettima’s appeal lies in his charisma and his ability to connect with the youth on a personal level. As a prominent youth leader, he has championed various initiatives aimed at empowering young people, including skill acquisition programs, advocacy for education, and campaigns against youth unemployment. His commitment to these causes has earned him respect and admiration, positioning him as a relatable figure who embodies the aspirations of the youth.
Moreover, Shettima’s leadership style is characterized by inclusivity and engagement. He actively listens to the concerns of young people and incorporates their feedback into his initiatives. This participatory approach has fostered a sense of ownership among the youth, making them feel that their voices matter in the political arena. As he continues to consult and deliberate on his potential candidacy, the youth remain hopeful that he will ultimately choose to run, believing that his leadership could usher in a new era for Kaduna State.
For any political candidate, particularly one emerging from a grassroots movement, the guarantee of mass support is crucial. The youth in Kaduna State are not merely calling for Shettima to declare his candidacy; they are also demanding a commitment to the principles of transparency, accountability, and inclusivity. They want assurances that their interests will be prioritized and that their voices will be heard in the corridors of power.
This demand for a solid guarantee of mass support underscores the need for Shettima to engage in comprehensive consultations with various stakeholders, including youth groups, civil society organizations, and community leaders. By doing so, he can solidify his base and demonstrate that his candidacy is not just a personal ambition but a collective movement aimed at addressing the pressing issues facing the state.
As the 2027 elections approach, the pressure mounts for Yerima Shettima to declare his candidacy, fueled by the fervent support of the youth in Kaduna State. This movement represents a significant shift in the political landscape, highlighting the growing influence of young people in shaping Nigeria’s future. Shettima’s charisma and commitment to youth empowerment position him as a potential catalyst for change, but the path to candidacy requires careful consideration and engagement with the very constituents who rally behind him. The youth’s call for a solid guarantee of mass support is not just a demand for a leader; it is a clarion call for a new political paradigm that prioritizes the voices of the young and paves the way for a more inclusive and prosperous Kaduna State.

Abuja, Nigeria

 

The Arewa Forum for Good Governance (AFGG) has thrown its weight behind Nigeria’s Minister of Information and National Orientation, Alhaji Mohammed Idris, amid a heated exchange over recent comments linked to insecurity in Borno State. The defense follows criticism from Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum and Senator Ali Ndume, who accused the minister of downplaying a deadly Boko Haram attack in Damboa and the resurgence of terrorism in the region. 

The controversy erupted after media outlets quoted Idris as dismissing concerns about insurgent activities, with headlines such as *“Ignore Zulum, Boko Haram is not taking over Borno.”* Governor Zulum labeled the minister’s purported remarks as “naive,” stressing that the attack on the Damboa-Maiduguri Road—which killed eight people, injured seven, and left 14 others with minor injuries—underscored lingering security gaps. 

In a statement signed by its Secretary, Comrade Yushau Mahmood, the AFGG asserted that the minister’s comments were “misrepresented” and taken out of context. The group accused certain media outlets of crafting “sensational headlines” to distort Idris’s stance, arguing that the reports diverted attention from federal efforts to combat insecurity. 

“The Minister of Information could not have trivialized the tragic loss of lives in Borno. Governor Zulum’s criticism was based on a media narrative, not the federal government’s official position,” the statement read. It further urged collaboration between Borno authorities and the federal government to address security challenges, warning against “fault-finding” during a crisis. 

The forum also rebuked Senator Ali Ndume (Borno South) for his sharp criticism of Idris, including his use of the term “Minister of Misinformation.” The AFGG described the remark as “unbecoming” of a lawmaker familiar with military operations, noting that Ndume, a former House Committee on Army chairman, should recognize the “enormous efforts” made to stabilize the region over the past 20 months. 

While acknowledging the severity of insecurity in northern Nigeria, the group called for unity, stating, “This is a time for all stakeholders to work together, not trade blame.” It praised Zulum’s commitment to Borno’s security but expressed concern over his “reactive approach” to media reports. 

The Federal Government has yet to issue an official response to the dispute. Meanwhile, the AFGG’s intervention highlights rising tensions over the portrayal of security successes and failures as Nigeria grapples with sporadic insurgent attacks despite military claims of progress. 

Background: 
Boko Haram and its splinter faction, ISWAP, remain active in northeastern Nigeria, though authorities insist their capabilities have been degraded. The Damboa-Maiduguri Road attack is among several recent incidents raising questions about the efficacy of counterinsurgency strategies. Governor Zulum has frequently criticized federal security operations, advocating for greater regional autonomy in defense matters.

Angry at the recent relocation to Kaduna , Group under umbrella of Ungwar Sarki/Ungwar Rimi Youth Association have cried out over what they termed “Eight Years of Neglect” by Former Muhammadu Buhari’s to Kaduna.

The group comprising residents and organic supporters of within Buhari’s Kaduna residence said it is highly unfortunate that he never considered anyone of them for appointments or employment during his days as President.

In a statement signed by the leader of the group,Mal Musa Ibrahim Usman, Former President Buhari We are most saddened at manner he abandoned the Yahaya Road mosque he used to pray before becoming President.Not even a praying may was sent to support growth and development of the worship place

The group in the statement lamented, “We can’t believe that with all our support over the years ,there is none amongst the neighbors around Ungwar Rimi and Ungwar Sarki that can boast that Buhari either helped them via any appointment with federal government; empowerment programme or any business initiative .

“It is regrettably that Since Buhari won elections in 2015 and left for Abuja as President, he never looked back to same place that helped to be president until after he lost power and became jobless.

Since 2003 when joined politics and ran for President under ANPP Teeming youths followed and supported Buhari wholeheartedly without financial gains

“We were not only surprised,but dissapointed that When the former Governor of Kaduna,Mal .Nasir Elrufai demolished our shops and houses, Buhari never made any attempt to intervene or prevail over the governor.

“People were killed and injured because of Buhari ,but he got power on a platter of gold only to abandon those who supported him to be there.

“We are therefore telling him to go back to his Katsina hometown and forget about any support from us again.”

By Chijioke Obi

The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum (AYCF) has vehemently condemned the recent spate of rumors alleging the replacement of the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu.

The Arewa group, in a statement issued by its President General, Yerima Shettima, categorically described such claims as ‘fake and mischievous,’ aimed at sowing discord and confusion within the political landscape of our great nation.

Shettima stated that in a time when Nigeria is striving for unity and progress under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the dissemination of such baseless rumors serves no purpose other than to undermine the credibility of our democratic institutions.

The AYCF urged all citizens to recognize these fabrications for what they are: attempts by detractors to destabilize the current administration and distract from its agenda of governance and national development.

“It is crucial for the public to understand that the integrity of the electoral process is paramount to our democracy. The INEC Chairman, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, has been at the forefront of ensuring free and fair elections in Nigeria. Any attempt to disrupt this process is an affront to the democratic principles we hold dear.

“We warn those behind these malicious rumors to desist immediately. Such actions are not only irresponsible but also detrimental to the collective aspirations of the Nigerian people. Instead of engaging in the politics of division, we implore all citizens and political actors to allow President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration to function smoothly, focusing on policies and initiatives that will foster national growth and development.

“Furthermore, we urge the public to remain vigilant and discerning when it comes to information regarding government appointments and decisions. In this digital age, where misinformation spreads rapidly, it is essential to rely on official announcements from credible sources.

“Any news regarding changes in the leadership of INEC or other significant political developments should only be trusted if it comes from the office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) or other verified official channels.”

He posited that as we navigate this critical phase in our nation’s history, let us prioritize unity, progress, and the rule of law.

The AYCF called upon all Nigerians to stand together against the forces of misinformation and to support the efforts of our leaders in building a prosperous future for our country.

The President General said the forum remains committed to advocating for the interests of the youth and the broader Arewa community. “We will continue to monitor the political landscape and engage constructively with all stakeholders to ensure that the voices of our people are heard and respected.”



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By Mike Odeh James

ABUJA — The Middle Belt Forum (MBF) has commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for appointing Engineer Bayo Ajularin as the new Group Executive Officer of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), describing the decision as a testament to national inclusivity and merit-based leadership.

In a press statement issued on Monday, April 8, 2025, and signed by MBF spokesman Luka Binniyat, the Forum expressed heartfelt appreciation to President Tinubu for what it termed a “thoughtful and strategic choice.”

“Mr. Ajularin, a distinguished son of Oke Ode in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, embodies the values of integrity, dedication, and professional competence that abound in the Middle Belt region,” the statement read.

The MBF noted that Ajularin’s deep industry expertise and his exemplary track record make him exceptionally suited to lead the nation’s oil giant.

According to the Forum, Ajularin’s elevation to the top role at NNPCL is not only a personal achievement but also a “source of pride and inspiration for the entire Middle Belt,” and a reflection of the President’s belief in the strength of unity and the nation’s diverse talent pool.

“We are confident that Mr. Ajularin will justify the trust placed in him and contribute significantly to the growth of Nigeria’s hydrocarbon sector, which remains the country’s primary source of revenue,” the statement added.

The Middle Belt Forum reaffirmed its support for the administration’s efforts to strengthen national institutions through competent leadership and inclusive governance.

By Musa Maye

The Northern Stakeholders Consultative Forum (NSCF) has expressed deep concern over allegations of abuse of office and conflict of interest against the Honourable Minister of Defence, Muhammed Abubakar Badaru, and is calling for a full-scale investigation into the matter.

In a statement issued by its spokesperson, Aliyu Muhammad, the forum urged President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to initiate a comprehensive probe, reinforcing his administration’s commitment to transparency and the anti-corruption fight.

Muhammad pointed to a recent petition by the Young Guardians of Accountability (YGA), which accuses Minister Badaru of violating federal laws by maintaining private business interests—allegedly including a Bureau de Change—while serving in public office. This, the group says, is a clear breach of legal restrictions that prohibit such conflicts of interest.

While commending President Tinubu’s ongoing anti-corruption efforts, the NSCF emphasized the need for consistency in applying scrutiny across all public officials, regardless of their rank or influence.

“The establishment of a committee to investigate Minister Edu was commendable,” the statement noted. “That same rigor must be applied to Minister Badaru. Selective justice undermines public trust and the credibility of this administration.”

The forum warned that failure to investigate these claims would breed distrust among Nigerians and weaken the government’s anti-corruption credibility.

“We recognize the complexity of the fight against corruption, but the assurance that no one is above the law must be reflected in action, not just words,” the statement read. “This is not merely about ethical governance—it poses a serious national security risk.”

The group argued that a Defence Minister embroiled in financial controversies undermines public confidence in national security leadership. They called on Minister Badaru to step aside while investigations proceed to allow for impartiality.

“This is not just about corruption,” NSCF stated, “it’s about the integrity of our defence system. If true, these allegations could compromise national priorities in favor of personal interests.”

The NSCF concluded by urging President Tinubu to act swiftly and prove that his government’s anti-corruption agenda is not mere rhetoric.

“In these challenging times, the integrity of leadership is paramount. Nigerians are watching, and the credibility of this administration is on the line.”

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