Lukarawa: Yoruba Council Sends Message to Tinubu as New Terror Group Hunts in Northwest

• President of the Worldwide Yoruba Council, Hassan Oladotun, has called on President Bola Tinubu to combat the growing terrorist threat in Nigeria’s northwest
• In an interview with Legit.ng, Oladotun opposed granting amnesty to the new group and attributed their rise since 2016 to powerful sponsors.
• He warned that despite the decline of old terrorist groups such as Boko Haram, new terrorist organizations may emerge.Actions require rapid government intervention to ensure national unity

Yoruba Council Worldwide Chairman Hassan Oladotun summoned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu take decisive action against the growing terrorist threat in the northwest.

legit.ng lately The rise of the Lukarawa terrorist groupThe terrorist organization, which is linked to jihadist movements in the Sahel region, has raised concerns about the deteriorating security situation in the region. Nigeria.

Deadly attack by the group on Mera town in Augie Local Government Area kebbi provinceIt further strengthened the alarm, causing 15 people to die.

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to talk privately legit.ngOladotun warned against granting amnesty to members of the new terrorist group, stressing the need for proactive military and intelligence strategies.

“These groups are not new; They have been around since 2016 or 2017 but are now strengthening their network. There are always sponsors behind the scenes for the development of terrorism. It is not just the children in the creeks who are causing the destruction,” Oladotun said.

Call for intelligence and military action

Olodotun called on the government to act quickly to prevent further destabilization, saying:

“The government must wake up and reinforce its efforts. Now is not the time for amnesty; “These groups are here to destroy.”

He compared the emerging threat to more established terrorist organizations such as: Boko Haram and ISWAP note that new groups continue to rise as their ideology weakens.

“The government must tackle this issue head on to preserve the unity and security of Nigeria,” Oladotun warned.

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New political party promises to oust Lukarawa within 3 weeks

Before, legit.ng As insecurity continues to grip the northwestern provinces, an emerging political party, the Allied Conservative Congress (ACC), has strongly criticized the current administration’s handling of security issues.

National Secretary of the party, Lawal Muhammad, said the government’s efforts to combat insecurity were ineffective and lacked sincerity.

Muhammad told legit.ng HE ACC could end ongoing security crisis In just three weeks if given the opportunity.

Source: Legit.ng