Former Plateau State Governor, Sen. Joshua Dariye has pleaded with the international community to help tackle the persistent violence, killings and insecurity in the state.
Dariye, who made the appeal in a statement he shared on social media platforms on Wednesday, said the lingering attacks across different communities in the state had gone beyond what local security operatives could handle and, as such, the international community should intervene.
Dariye noted that if Nigeria’s current security architecture continued to fail while communities were repeatedly attacked, there should be no shame in seeking international support because protecting human lives should be the government’s foremost priority, and the government should seek any help it could get.
He said his position had always been that governments should remain open to every legitimate option capable of strengthening security, improving intelligence gathering and protecting vulnerable communities.
“If the security architecture is clearly failing and communities are
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