Olawepo-Hashim Seeks Global Cooperation, Regional Inputs To End Insurgency

His comment came amid the rising state of insecurity in Nigeria, especially with the recent abduction of teachers and students in Oyo State, a development that has sparked national outrage.

Olawepo-Hassim blamed the country’s leaders for the state of security in Nigeria, saying most of them do not understand the concept of national security.

“The problem we have now is that even most of the political leaders don’t understand what is called national security. Because I see it in the way the government formulates policies,” the human rights activist said.