Nigeria at war, Tinubu has no strategy to end it — Gbenga Hashim

Hashim argued that Nigeria’s security response had become “largely reactive,” insisting that the country urgently needed a comprehensive national security strategy built on intelligence superiority, a force motivated to be on the offensive against forces of terror everywhere in the country, precision military operations, effective border security, community-based policing, modern surveillance technology, disruption of terrorist financing and a swift, credible criminal justice system and integrated defence and security cooperation with neighbouring countries.

He said an ADC administration, under his leadership, would fundamentally reform Nigeria’s security architecture, and promised to ensure that every naira appropriated for national security was released promptly and accounted for.

Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, has declared that Nigeria was at war being led without a coherent strategy to defeat terrorism and restore national security.