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number of security concerns around the country from north south, east and west. church go is going to church on a sunday and being mowed down by government, wedding guests at a wedding being abducted vigilantes roaming certain regions of nigeria. what can be done to my children's feel safer in their own country? that is our conversation today. if your new chip i know you will be holding back, let me know your thoughts, your comments, and your suggestions as well. we start our show today with long right. some of the biggest challenges facing with mental banditry from them talking not pain problems or they're always in and, and really just skimming. she's my main concern about this insecurity problem is the fact that these problems are growing in modern, june and dynamics. certainly we are brushing the majority lives from year and this

year and this program along with the board. how many more sequences for the mission? join our conversation today we have oh pay api on. do a manual welcome. all 3 of you. nice to happen to say, please introduce yourself to the stream audience. hi everyone. my name is leo. i'm on the bill. enjoy from new goes. thank you. get to have a apple at all. so get to handle her handle insight your analysis on the stream. kalene's. here you are. what you do by my name is up your to very word. i'm executive director. right? i'm based enough yet to handle and i'm on you are welcome to the stream and she's yourself try international us. my name is gotten more comfortable for its litchell's i guess get to have her i i'm wondering abil new at

over the many, many years as nigerians where used to happen maybe one or 2 security concerns in the country. but there was so many right now. i just pulled up this, this graphic here from the formulations nigeria security tracker. the deeper the read, the more serious the problem is and the more intense the problem is. if you could quickly take us across the notion of nigeria, where people are concerned about the security, where would you take us? what would you tell us just briefly. so we understand that how we're talking about this today and why? well, for, you know, send me, i'm going to have to take you round the entire country. i can no longer concentrate on any parts of the country. every single part of the country liza the northwest oblique, the most followed by the north is the not central. the south is the south west, the south south, the south, but the north central, like i said, not that's the entire country. and it's not just

a single type of conflict. it is different types of conflicts going on simultaneously at the same time. and it's quite overwhelming. in the northwest, you've got the terrorist vandal. and of course, in the north east, which most people are familiar with. you've got the succession is the i insert the terrorists religious terrorist in the north is that in on for more than 12 years, you've got book or around you for is what, and then not central. you've also got the at the head men attacks on the communities in those places. and so it's a lot of things you've got. the succession is movement in the south is you've got the legacy issues of the oil communities in the south south. you've got the cold gangs in the south west. i'm not sure i've left them yet. i want to do this. yes it is. this is the pricing. i want to remember. well, when we talk about topics, i guess on the news, we of course always look at the tragic stories that massacres awful stars. but is

this representative of what nigeria is like now? that is a genuine lack of security for or nigerians. yes it is. i mean us, our secret life i was just as a mission it was across didn't by really, of my area is not with south south is a so much russia, so more blended on this. it grew to services. i've been why the lot look on 10 minutes, but not more house don't appear to be. each latch is mostly on lots by involved by. i'm the remote by room. so i'm back on on this when i set up freedom, that is the benefit of democracy is different than on

a false are. so it's wiser. in my book on sancho everybody, everybody's the likely kicked in. everybody's if what bishop saw life is also in my good i was irrelevant was vision. just looking at this headline here, o pe, evil advocate at least 50 killed in nigerian church attack. and this shot nigeria, the shot, the well that you could be going to church and, and not come back. i'll pay, i know you did some reporting on this tragedy. what did you find out about this attack? ok, so a lot is a dog. it's a blessing to see. liberal arts arts in avenue into our for quite some time. so you know, you live in wps ton. i mean the sounds out on elizabeth is it father loveday and

assault with you john of the country where we don't usually. oh, so my see over the some tell is killable talk before that is so significant i'll pay if i wasn't that so very significant that expectations for what may happen in the know for nigeria in terms of religious violence is no expected to see be seen in the south says that telling us that there is a movement of the groups arm groups in the north, spreading into the south, perhaps a pain. yes, most likely. so the government as come out on say, and say, you know, on these are a dog is going to dead. so is, while i'm, you know, i'm going by this up windows up and i the actually to force the clean down at odds and to his fishy dogs is, or that as well the game you will on in now,

but he swab so we don't specifically, i mean, no, oh, i stayed out which glasgow lisa. whoa, are if it is indeed a swab. i think this is very significant because that shows in, in migration of the stages group to the notes as a result of either because you, which miss does. um, you know, it's get added to content book. it was, i had to content, i mean the nodes night monday them split up a lot of the con g and in all, because the dimensions are with the codes echoes going g w, d fast. yeah. like a good one. on to like, as i've said, okay, i mean if we're still multiple channels on the same time, i'm 40 shots and on my grid to the no longer in the notes, i thank you. thank you. thank you. the benefit of our international order for a sample sonic state west africa province. so a break of group an armed clip i want to bringing up because i asked you about your

reporting at that at the church. and i want to bring in the voice of alex hall. his survived on that church attack. harris i was i was trying to find oh wait on the issue with those live? yes, we could spend the entire show just talking about atrocities that are happening. cross nigeria, but i want to push on to think about is this challenge to beg for any government for any security force. when he pulls force?

i'm going to bring in see, at bookish on a bar a, she is the executive director in victor's africa. she has some suggestions about what nigeria could be doing about the security concerns and manual heavenly sin. and then i'd like to hear your thoughts about the way forward from this dire situation right now. his booking 1st berries need took advantage attacks from happening in the phosphates using a human security upgrade which, so that is more to cetera. abreast scene food security, health, security, environmental security, personnel, security, political security, economic security. second is a combination of only one in systems and rapid response systems in such a way that facilitates early detection or threats or imminent attacks of communities. not have a clue with party man, we for pathway, and that and she'll scant west was thawed. is the quick our list am casa kesha.

go ahead. big thoughts? yes. oh then that's my job is on his tools. i forgot is security. also like done is to find out the root causes of these elements of insecure. if you don't fun, i'll be called a little bit with the alpha mention there. like on the trips audi book who had an image out in isis is what it would be. i did. i people did ris. obvious. i'm booked everywhere. so the issue that led to his insecurity, mr. i slipped it through a proposal coming up because i was to get the sauce move out of sauce. and as a big question, what did you have?

the aunt says, are you saying i don't know how jan would come with us kind of situation. what is it won't go out but little because then if the commission ed gets some cause of that. oh him point your issues. i don't think people go so yeah, i came up with the ship. can somebody bless finger on his issues? i'm thinking they would have gotten and i thought, oh my god you yes, i will come in. i yes, ma'am. i agree with you, but i think you're, you're, you're trying to be really nice. but what we realize from what he said, and what we all know is that the nigerian government has used an am or as a tool to deal with every problem. and it's been getting more arms and getting more, but not dealing with a rec courses, which is what i think you're trying to say. the say that we go out to deal with

this problem. but we're refusing to deal with them in the manner in which we should what's the learning and what's the, what's it, what's, what's a good? i think, i mean, i, i think i agree with these because i don't think i did stage. was the last bus coming to programs, the programs are there, everybody knows where we all want to go with. they want to lose it to be. so he's, i don't think i, i think we are past the point of planning to probably my, this point. i don't know if a deal with them. yeah. let's go with my. have you found out all the other discussions? yeah, because i'm thoughts on this off. it is a major problem. are somewhat pleasant to do with the issue. but let's go with

my jury asking who is in this of your problem. just want to do with an issue. you should delaney, a usa, speaking like you are a politician. i will give you some thoughts here from our audience. i know i nigerian and so i went to pitch. yeah, i bought some boat ordered for this. this is a revision. yes. so how do you, how do you talk? how do you travel manual, how it works if that issue? yeah, it is a all right, okay. let me give you some thoughts here. i'm from our audience, and i am in nigeria. this is allie, you. i travel to soccer dough from a buddha, with prey and vigilance, that i am not the next victim. i'll a 10 day in a country where over 50 people were murdered in cold blood. there is no one prosecuted. i will do thoughts on that. the idea that clients can be committed and

are they soft? bingo. exactly. now the biggest problem we have in nigeria is impunity. that government will throw blanket amnesty on issues once it's labeled. so if you say, oh, it's a religious crisis. the lead to the killing of 50 people. you throw a blanket, amnesty on the people, will kill, refuse to investigate, find who they are, and ensure that i have punished, that ensure that justice is manifestly seen has been done. so that's going on. so if we decide always book or am always the, it's ethnic violence, then impunity may lead steps in and it's not just the big thing. it starts with the little things every day. yeah. strict additional killings are still a big deal, not country. now last in last month was was a better month. but in the month of april, there were at least 15 extra traditional killings. my organization keeps

a tough on them. now, on the 15 extra traditional killings in a single mom for a country that is not a war where the rule of law is meant to persist. it's crazy and it's not because it's part of the month in which we've had the highest number of extradition without 13 a month before. oh, play i, i will, i will do. like i said to thank you. okay, i little help here because i am trying to work out what the way forward might be from nigeria, nigeria and trying to work that out. this is teen. and tegan has a suggestion, has suggestion is about voting elections. 2023. how we listen to 10 and then your brief thoughts afterwards is yes. ok. my i'm sandy. this is christina and in law, really just i have no national tv shows in nigeria. so to back the official community, i'm really seeking with the brother with that. we only once in

a while, we see the crowley day in the does she my well, how do we assess lessons by who see incredible leaders in the common sense in the 3 elections, not only to transform these growing se, carry c all. so all you see piece balconies, the really me yeah. so i bought, i think the good news go to basically, you know, is a good out of luck of political will on the, on the, on his book and i can yeah. can, that'll fix it up. i that's what, that's what taylor was saying is i can vote and fix it. can the mobilization happening and sas, that movement cannot euphemism itself the security issues across niger

i think um, i would say i'm about to say because i'm literally a 2 hour cycle in there. do you have this or leave on, you know, the presidential election and government goes, you know, the president's got to got laws in it or the ups entities and when, like when talking about now. so the, so to, you know, to, over all the systems, you know, a lot of decades, not the one years now. so i don't, i'm not going to convince the world what's interesting is the show and a little bit of time. and the longer because we are going to smaller cars and we are which, and i know that yes, my fear is that it is of men not doing this in the level of instruction that oh yeah,

oh no. so what i'm sort of government is also i with you and i just saw this point that i appreciate you father. i'm what believes it got put back up what i've got. i was just made it difficult by 60 percent on foot little i'm big right little push this year is going to love it. and those who are wanting to get into to galler, i'm like it to live go easily should is witness one. it indic also batteries of what these. so does a lot of money. got yeah. with those who other ideas. much. yeah. that is and go back go, power. i'm there. continue. victory. what is big in may do please, because his gloves him. it's quite here. i won't be any of the african direct of human rights watch, cuz i, i want to focus a little bit on the police and menu. i know you have expertise at the all new. i

know you have expertise as well in this area. and this is what the african director of human rights watch told us, a little bit of everything me to you. yeah. art left reading onto to stressed by the, into santa talks carried out by most it up toes. but also the clair inability, of course, means understood enforcement agencies to cotton inked to the attacks the killings, the kidnappings. but also to deploy intelligence. to prevent these attacks from happening at all, i think it leaves people feeling unprotected. wait, let saturation to say that the arm groups are better armed, have more resources than the produce. he was trying to fight gun building. you go fast and manually go 2nd and i went to civilians. before i have

a former police commission interview, i really didn't go ahead. so yes, we definitely have more arms in the hands of non state actors than we do is they doubtless. as a matter of fact, we have 12 times more arms in the hands of non state actors than we do have state actors. and it's going to be a tough call to get the state act as the meet up with a number of arms. and then if we think that homes are the only thing that we need to fight this war and then we're, we're, we're, we're just miss the point. and it's not one way in which to resolve all of this. it's multiple ways and it is multiple problems. and it's not just arms, and we need to think deeper about that, and that's what this conversation is about. and my jury has the most number of out of school children in the world, in the entire world, including countries are in conflict. now you are breeding potential criminal groups and feeding that, that, dan,

by not educate your children as the 1st one. we do not have infrastructure as long as we don't have infrastructure where an energy, poor country reduce my own energy. i govern myself in that way that we will cannot run businesses more than 33 percent of my jury has been close to 40 percent a currently on employ at the moment. how do you not have criminal groups across the country? you've also got the problem of unity. our justice system is extremely weak. if we put all of our focus on the security for then we will miss the point and money out . come in here, come the police, be part of the solution or the police. oh so victims as well that just briefly what, what is all about? is the full responsibility? 200 issues or grammar and the group goggles are both morning dr. shed implored

you said normal diamond, what is it, what is it? well, i'm looking at a fog show for, although we balls in the hands of most of us got going to pull that out about the rock. we balls like on sophomore with bonds in the house. so the political which i'm the elk of most it. so to have more am i look what is the other one also measured by the album future about him? none of them. one, this is about that order power. i mean, what is a mock chose speak book you will is upward for below, but the la moda apple life and my insanity is that a home you conversation? and i guarantee that police are not trained to kill their like, um, that's another conversation we need to happen. we won't be having it today. oh pay . i paid laughing. he knows what i'm going with this one. i'm a quick thought he on youtube. okay. i owe union cassette,

what use would voting do for anyone there any to enact candidates at all? so how can the youth movement so insecurity? we caught, especially when a crop politician will offer a youth who has been unemployed for years, some cash and go off the rails. cynicism on you chew from app community there. oh, pay on a scale of $1.00 to $10.00. 1 is not very hot for 10 is i have hope for sexual nigeria. give me one number to enter with 1. 1, i will do what is your number to end with? 3, a manual law closing number for fall, throw one that i didn't get to time between our 3. ask this insecurity across nigeria. thank you. guess so much for being part of this conversation. thank you.

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