ACF says Nigeria in “state of war,” demands urgent security overhaul
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The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has declared Nigeria to be in a 'state of war' due to escalating insecurity, urging the government to adopt a war-time strategy to address the crisis. The ACF warned that the situation threatens national stability and survival, with hundreds of thousands killed or displaced.
The Arewa Consultative Forum (ACF) has declared Nigeria's escalating insecurity a 'state of war', urging the Federal Government to adopt urgent measures. The ACF warned that violence across the country threatens national stability and survival. Hundreds of thousands have been killed or displaced, with many more affected. The forum called for a 'war-time approach', prioritizing security above all else and reallocating national resources. Insecurity is undermining Nigeria's economy, particularly agriculture, and contributing to rising inflation. The ACF urged authorities to act swiftly to restore peace and stability nationwide.
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