Security, activism and the burden of proof, By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi
In fulfilling these constitutional obligations, governments rely on security institutions — the military, police, intelligence agencies and other law enforcement bodies — as the backbone of national defence and public safety.
Nigeria needs a more mature national conversation about insecurity — one that simultaneously honours the sacrifices of security personnel, demands professionalism and accountability from security institutions, and insists on responsibility from those who shape public opinion.
However, allegations touching on national security, senior public officials and ongoing investigations require a high degree of responsibility.
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