In response to Anambra politician Nicholas Ukachukwu’s request for heavy security—including sixteen soldiers, twenty police officers, and twelve Department of State Services agents—for a visit to his hometown in early January 2024, Nigerian activist Aisha Yesufu has responded. Yesufu voiced her dissatisfaction, wondering who would be left to fight terrorism considering the heavy security detail Nicholas was traveling with. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Expressing her dissatisfaction on her social media page, Aisha Yesufu highlighted the irony of allocating such a significant number of security personnel to protect an individual. She pondered the impact on the broader fight against terrorism, suggesting that the excessive security for a single politician could potentially deplete resources needed elsewhere.
She wrote on her official X account, “Who are then left to fight the terrorists?”
According to a report from VANGUARD, Nicholas Ukachukwu defended his request, citing the prevailing insecurity in the area he intended to visit.
Kindly see the post she made on his verified Twitter account below.
However, the news headline prompted significant responses from various social media users upon its dissemination across platforms. Many users expressed their opinions in the comments section in reaction to the news. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
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