Atiku
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has expressed fears over the security of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, following the terrorists attack on Kuje Correctional Centre in, blaming absence of leadership for breakdown of law and order.
Atiku’s reaction was contained in a tweet on Wednesday afternoon, where he expressed concern about the reported attack.
Atiku said, “I am concerned and saddened by reports of the attack on Kuje Prison by suspected terrorists. My concern arises not only from the prospects of the escape of detained terrorists and hardened criminals but of its implications for the security of lives and property to residents of Abuja and its environs.
“I wish to restate what I said to @THISDAYLIVE on Monday that our inability to enthrone a regime of law and order in which the arrest and prosecution of criminals will be made a priority as a deterrent to copycats is the reason why insecurity continues to fester in our country.”
The prison was attacked by Boko Haram terrorist on Tuesday evening according to the Minister of Defence, Bashir Magashi, after a visit to the prison centre.
Atiku
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has expressed fears over the security of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, following the terrorists attack on Kuje Correctional Centre in, blaming absence of leadership for breakdown of law and order.
Atiku’s reaction was contained in a tweet on Wednesday afternoon, where he expressed concern about the reported attack.
Atiku said, “I am concerned and saddened by reports of the attack on Kuje Prison by suspected terrorists. My concern arises not only from the prospects of the escape of detained terrorists and hardened criminals but of its implications for the security of lives and property to residents of Abuja and its environs.
“I wish to restate what I said to @THISDAYLIVE on Monday that our inability to enthrone a regime of law and order in which the arrest and prosecution of criminals will be made a priority as a deterrent to copycats is the reason why insecurity continues to fester in our country.”
The prison was attacked by Boko Haram terrorist on Tuesday evening according to the Minister of Defence, Bashir Magashi, after a visit to the prison centre.
Atiku
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has expressed fears over the security of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, following the terrorists attack on Kuje Correctional Centre in, blaming absence of leadership for breakdown of law and order.
Atiku’s reaction was contained in a tweet on Wednesday afternoon, where he expressed concern about the reported attack.
Atiku said, “I am concerned and saddened by reports of the attack on Kuje Prison by suspected terrorists. My concern arises not only from the prospects of the escape of detained terrorists and hardened criminals but of its implications for the security of lives and property to residents of Abuja and its environs.
“I wish to restate what I said to @THISDAYLIVE on Monday that our inability to enthrone a regime of law and order in which the arrest and prosecution of criminals will be made a priority as a deterrent to copycats is the reason why insecurity continues to fester in our country.”
The prison was attacked by Boko Haram terrorist on Tuesday evening according to the Minister of Defence, Bashir Magashi, after a visit to the prison centre.
Atiku
The Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, has expressed fears over the security of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, following the terrorists attack on Kuje Correctional Centre in, blaming absence of leadership for breakdown of law and order.
Atiku’s reaction was contained in a tweet on Wednesday afternoon, where he expressed concern about the reported attack.
Atiku said, “I am concerned and saddened by reports of the attack on Kuje Prison by suspected terrorists. My concern arises not only from the prospects of the escape of detained terrorists and hardened criminals but of its implications for the security of lives and property to residents of Abuja and its environs.
“I wish to restate what I said to @THISDAYLIVE on Monday that our inability to enthrone a regime of law and order in which the arrest and prosecution of criminals will be made a priority as a deterrent to copycats is the reason why insecurity continues to fester in our country.”
The prison was attacked by Boko Haram terrorist on Tuesday evening according to the Minister of Defence, Bashir Magashi, after a visit to the prison centre.
