Media adviser and spokesperson to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, Mr Paul Ibe, has called on President Bola Tinubu to resign, citing what he described as the administration’s failure to effectively address the worsening insecurity across the country.
Ibe made the remarks during an interview monitored by Politics Nigeria on Tuesday, in which he argued that the foremost responsibility of any government is to guarantee the security and welfare of its citizens.
According to him, Nigeria is less secure today than it was in 2023, pointing to figures he claimed showed that 879 people had been killed, while nearly 300 others remained in captivity.
He described the figures as disturbing and said they highlighted the depth of the security challenges confronting the nation.
Ibe further maintained that the government’s response to insecurity had fallen short of expectations, insisting that Nigeria could not continue under what he characterised as a “trial
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