ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL STABILITY IS THE BEST SOLUTION TO SECURITY PROBLEM IN NIGERIA

From 2015 when President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan left office the economic situation of the country get worst. When I am talking about economy I am referring to the way people sustain themselves(income, shelter, feeding etc).

Before 2015 a bag of rice is #6500 but today the bag of rice is #28,000, 25 litres of vegetable oil then was around 5000 now it is getting to 20,000 even maize that is considered as a poor man food is now not affordable to the common man.

Considering the above also, salaries have not been increased, people have lost their jobs due to government policies, in the northern Nigeria people who normally transport rice from Niger republic to Nigeria were banned, the shipping of cars also and many more.

In Kaduna shops in the market were demolished and also houses, I know a person that was a victim of the two, his shop was demolished this week and his house consequently.

What are you guys expecting??? The implications of ASUU strike, giving young youths the opportunity to seat at home idle is a very source of concern and I believe you can trace this back to the #EndSARS protest.

I believe that making sure the educational system is steady and the economic wellbeing of the country is okay will solve almost 80% of security problems.

Most of the people engaged in terrorism and brutal killings are victims of government injustice, some are sponsored by desperate politicians, some are triggered by hardship and lack of faith in God, some are motivated by taking revenge and so forth.

Government needs to check the process first before acting, not everytime Force and Coercion serves as a solution to a certain problem, sometimes it has to be systematic and diplomatic.

Sule Sani Sule

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