Presidential aide Daniel Bwala has urged Nigerians to hold their governors accountable for the state of security in their respective states, according to P.M. News. Speaking on The Morayo Show, Bwala argued that governors should be held responsible for every kidnapping that happens in their states.
He pointed to the Safe School Initiative, noting that funds were allocated to states to build fences around schools and set up early warning systems. He urged Nigerians to demand transparency from their governors regarding how those funds were spent. “Every time someone is kidnapped or taken against their will in any part of Nigeria, the governor of that state should be held responsible,” he said.
Key Points:
The Presidency is shifting accountability for insecurity to state governors
Citizens are urged to demand transparency on Safe School Initiative funds
The move could increase pressure on governors to improve local security
It reflects the ongoing debate over state policing and security governance
The question of funding and implementation of security programmes is raised
Nigerians are encouraged to ask their governors tough questions about security spending and measures. The debate over who bears responsibility for insecurity continues.
Sources: Vanguard, Guardian
