Nigerians Continue To Complain About Security After Tinubu Completes 100 Days In Office

 Nigerians Continue To Complain About Security After Tinubu Completes 100 Days In Office Nigerians continue to complain about the lack of fu...

 Nigerians Continue To Complain About Security After Tinubu Completes

100 Days In Office

Nigerians continue to complain about the lack of fulfillment of the promises made by the governments during the elections to provide security in the areas suffering from the problem of lack of security.

  This comes at a time when the Governments are celebrating 100 days in office, although nothing has changed in the security sector in some areas.

The problem of insecurity can be said to be at the forefront of all the problems that have afflicted communities especially in Northern Nigeria.

Many of the incumbents promised to solve the security problem during the election campaign.

After they came to power for more than a hundred days, the residents of some areas of the North said that nothing has changed yet.

Kebbi state in the North West of the country is one of the areas where the problem is affecting people especially in the south of the state.

Some of the residents of the state said that she has not changed her mind yet.

In Sokoto state, which is adjacent to Kebbi state, the people living in the eastern part of the state are the ones who suffer the most from the problem of bandits.

They also said that they did not see the effect of the promises made by politicians to provide security.

However, in some areas, residents said that there is little relief, as a man from Sabon Birni Lukman told the Voice of America.

Many people think that the Nigerian government, under the leadership of Bola Ahmad Tinubu, has failed to solve this problem despite the promises it made in these areas.

However, the Sokoto State Government said that it has provided vehicles for the security forces to help them in their work.

It remains to be seen if the cars will be effective in easing the problem, which is in the past, governments have given cars to the security forces to provide security, and the beauty industry has not been able to pay for the soap.