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FFK Reacts To President Tinubu’s Appointment Of New Security Team
In a recent announcement on his official Twitter handle, Femi Fani-Kayode expressed his enthusiasm for the appointment of new Service Chiefs, military commanders, and the National Security Adviser (NSA) by President Tinubu, calling it the “greatest and boldest move so far.”
Fani-Kayode praised the appointments, stating that they would play a crucial role in fighting terrorism and restoring peace and stability to the nation.
The new appointments have been met with mixed reactions from the public. Supporters of the government applaud the President’s efforts in assembling a formidable security team, believing that it demonstrates a commitment to tackling the growing security challenges facing the country. They hope that the newly appointed officials will bring fresh perspectives and strategies to effectively combat terrorism.
However, critics argue that mere appointments alone will not solve Nigeria’s deep-rooted security issues. They emphasize the need for a holistic approach that addresses the root causes of insecurity, such as poverty, unemployment, and social inequality.
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Skeptics also urge the government to prioritize accountability and transparency within the security sector to regain public trust.
“Greatest & boldest move so far! We now have Service Chiefs, military commanders and an NSA that will fight terror and restore sanity to our land. Congrats to all those appointed including the new IGP. Kudos to our President for putting together a formidable security team”.
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