Following the unabated wave of terrorism being perpetrated by the Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, across Nigeria lately, the New Nigeria Peoples Party, NNPP has advised the Federal Government on what to do to curb the menace.
According to a communique issued on Sunday in Abuja and signed by its General Secretary, Mr. Major Agbo, at the end of its National Executive Council meeting held in Lagos, the party recommended the reactivation of CCTV surveillance cameras in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja and installation of secret cameras on all Nigerian roads to detect vehicles carrying explosive devices.
The party also called on the Federal Government to arrest all the people who have threatened to make the country ungovernable.
The NNPP also stated that they regret that Nigeria was gradually been torn into shreds.
The party opined that the twin bomb blasts that occurred in Nyanya area of Abuja last month were confrontations aimed at testing the will of the Federal Government.
According to Agbo, the twin bomb blasts in Jos terminus market as well as the attack on the football viewing centre in Jos and recent abduction of over 200 school girls from a school in Chibok, Borno state were against all known principles in human relations.
* File photo of bomb blast in Nyanya, Abuja
He said, “These acts are wicked, barbaric and goes to explain the determination with which Boko Haram and their sponsors want to destroy our dear country Nigeria. We recommend not only the reactivation of CCTV surveillance cameras in Abuja, but the installation of secret cameras on all Nigerian roads so as to detect vehicles carrying explosive devices or components.
The party believes that all those who have laid down their lives one way or the other to make this country remain as one entity are not stupid and their efforts should be acknowledged and should not be in vain.
The party charged all those providing logistics to the terrorists to have a rethink and save the economy of the north and Nigeria generally.
Source: Punch Nigeria
