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Insecurity: Replace Service Chiefs with officers with fresh ideas – Senate
The Nigerian Senate has asked President Muhammadu Buhari to sack the Service Chiefs and replace them with people with fresh ideas and solutions.
The senators who passed the resolutions at Tuesday’s plenary during a debate on security, in the wake of the killing of 43 rice farmers by Boko Haram in Borno, also asked Buhari to restructure and remodel the entire security architecture, recruit 10,000 Civilian JTF into the army to battle Boko Haram.
In addition, they asked Buhari to investigate allegations of widespread corruption and leakages within the security architecture.
Former governor of Borno, Kashim Shettima brought the issue to the floor, giving new information that 67 farmers were killed.
Shettima, who was in Maiduguri on Monday, as part of a Federal Government delegation, said any government that cannot protect its citizens loses any iota of legitimacy.
He urged Buhari to remove the security chiefs and replace them with new ones with ideas to address the alarming insecurity in the country.
According to the resolution adopted by the Senate, the senators also urged Buhari to explore a multilateral partnership with Niger, Chad, and Cameroon.
The National Assembly had made similar suggestions in the past.
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