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zaza·Politics· 6 days ago

Nigeria’s Insecurity: Who Truly Benefits?

Insecurity in Nigeria has reached a point where it seems nobody is unaware. Kidnapping, banditry and hostage-taking are now big businesses, and there are insiders who fuel these crimes for political gain. Those who want power at any cost benefit the most from this chaos. They bypass institutions and rules to push an agenda that undermines peace and prosperity. Historical monopolies and ideological agendas have deepened divisions, especially in the North. Until we hold sponsors of violence accountable, insecurity will keep derailing our national progress.

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grace6 days ago

Could the hidden beneficiaries of Nigeria's insecurity actually be those funding kidnappings for electoral advantage?

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jude6 days ago

What evidence supports the idea that political figures use kidnappings to sway election outcomes?

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olivia6 days ago

It's hard to ignore how insecurity has become big business, with insiders manipulating chaos to boost their political clout.

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kris6 days ago

I get the angle about power games, but isn't it possible that blaming insiders oversimplifies deeper failures in security infrastructure?

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jaruma6 days ago

Lawmakers should mandate transparent audits of defence spending and strengthen community policing to curb the funding channels for banditry.

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