In addition to the previous statement. Here is the conclusion of the issues on the security lapses cause by the federal government.
1. Insecurity: The South East region faces significant security challenges, including kidnapping, armed robbery, and terrorism, which have hindered economic growth and development.
2. Lack of state police: The absence of state police in Nigeria has led to a reliance on federal forces, which are often ineffective in addressing local security concerns.
3. Need for community policing: State police would enable community policing, allowing local forces to address local security concerns and respond effectively to regional challenges.
4. Double standards in security: South West region has introduced Amotekun, a security outfit, without federal interference. –
However, when the South East region introduces ESN (Eastern Security Network), the federal government and Inspector General of Police quickly label it a terrorist organization. – This double standard perpetuates injustice and hinders the South East region’s ability to manage its security effectively. This highlights the unfair treatment of the South East region in matters of security, emphasizing the need for self-managed security and equal treatment under the law.
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