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By Lawrence Agbo
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared that his administration will not relent in tackling insecurity across the country, insisting that restoring peace and stability remains a top priority of the Federal Government.
Tinubu made the statement on Sunday in Abuja while delivering his acceptance speech after emerging as the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the 2027 election.
Speaking on the country’s security challenges, the president acknowledged that insecurity was still affecting several parts of Nigeria but assured citizens that his government was intensifying efforts to protect lives and property.
“We will not rest until we restore peace and stability to every corner of our country,” Tinubu said.
He added that his administration had strengthened investments in intelligence gathering, surveillance systems, modern security equipment, and support for the armed forces and police.
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According to him, the government is also working closely with local communities to address the root causes of insecurity and improve coordination among security agencies.
Tinubu further urged the National Assembly to amend the Constitution to allow the establishment of state police, describing it as a matter of national emergency.
“We also expect the National Assembly to amend the Constitution to allow the creation of State police as a matter of national emergency,” he stated.
The president said his administration remained committed to ensuring that Nigerians can live and work without fear, stressing that security and national stability were critical to economic growth and development.
“Our resolve is unwavering, and our goal is clear: a Nigeria where every citizen can live, work, and aspire without fear,” Tinubu added.
He also pledged to continue pursuing reforms aimed at strengthening national unity, economic expansion, infrastructure development, and democratic consolidation if re-elected in 2027.
