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It’s time for actions, not rhetorics, says Sultan Abubakar
Sultan of Sokoto, Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar has advised political leaders to execute actions in tackling the numerous problems confronting the country rather than engaged in mere talks.
The monarch who disclosed this while speaking at a National Security Summit in Abuja, said Nigerians should not deceive themselves as things are not alright in the country.
The Sultan also revealed that for over 11 years as a traditional ruler, he has participated in several discussions on Nigeria’s national security.
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“Let us not deceive ourselves that things are alright, things are not alright. We know it and we see it. For some of us, we have seen so much in our lives.
“Now things are really very bad. It doesn’t take anybody to know that Nigeria is in a very bad situation and it is a fact.
“In the last one and a half months, we have had three serious gatherings like this with the highest security echelons, leaderships in the country.
“Today, we are here once again to talk on the same issues of national security. I think enough of these talks, let us walk the talk.
“The more we sit here and talk, the more time we waste in taking real actions because we know the problems.”
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