Sokoto Bombing: ADC Condemns Security Lapse in Governance

Sokoto Bombing: ADC Condemns Security Lapse in Governance

The ADC raised several critical questions about the engagement: – The exact nature of Nigeria’s operational control – The number of terrorists neutralized – Why Nigeria couldn’t lead the operation despite substantial security spending – The specific capabilities lacking in Nigerian forces that necessitated U.S. intervention – Future expectations regarding similar operations

The party expressed specific concern about the U.S. tendency to frame Nigeria’s security challenges in religious terms, warning about potential impacts on national unity. They demanded greater transparency from the federal government regarding the operational framework and results of the airstrike.

In its conclusion, the ADC emphasized that while they support anti-terrorism efforts, the incident raises broader questions about Nigeria’s security strategy and sovereign authority. The party called for a clear explanation of the government’s future security plans, suggesting that a single airstrike cannot resolve the complex security challenges facing the nation.

This development marks a significant moment in Nigeria’s ongoing struggle with security challenges and its relationship with international military partners, highlighting tensions between necessary cooperation and maintaining national sovereignty.