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Govt Overwhelmed By Insecurity – Obasanjo

April 03, (THEWILL) – Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo. says the government of President Muhammadu Buhari has been overwhelmed by insecurity.

Obasanjo spoke while he played host to a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant, Dr Ugochukwu Williams, at his Penthouse residence, in Abeokuta, Ogun State.

Reacting to the recent terror attack on a Kaduna-bound train, the former President, noted that Nigerians travelling are no longer safe on the road, in the train and at the airport

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He called for concerted efforts to stem the tide of insecurity in Nigeria, regretting that the Buhari administration had been overwhelmed by the situation.

However, he charged Nigerians not to allow the present situation to overwhelm the country.

He explained that no individual can claim he has a solution to the challenges facing the nation, saying that that was why he receives anybody who visits him with open arms.

“The situation we are in this country is not a situation where one man will say yes, he has a solution, unless we are deceiving ourselves. I believe we need to sit down collectively and look at the situation”, the former Presidentsaid.

Obasanjo described the situation as one “where you are not safe on the road, you are not safe in the train, you are not safe at the airport.”

“That shows a very serious situation”, he added.

He suggested that “all right-thinking Nigerians must know that we have a situation that has overwhelmed the present administration”, warning, however, that “we should not allow that situation to overwhelm Nigeria.”

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