Nigeria’s declaration of a state of emergency on terrorism has ignited renewed public expectations for a genuine overhaul of the country’s security architecture. For over a decade, banditry, insurgency, and extremist networks have expanded across the North-West, North-East, and North-Central, transforming from local criminal groups into transnational threats. With attacks now recorded in more than 15 states daily, Nigerians are demanding a…
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