Insecurity in Enugu outcome of leadership failure —APGA guber candidate, Nweke Jr.

Frank Nweke Jr., the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) candidate for governor of Enugu, said in a television interview that the complete collapse of law and order in the state was due to the failure of political and economic leadership. said to be the cause. But on Tuesday, Abuja said Nweke, Nigeria's former intelligence minister, underscored the critical steps needed to address national security challenges.

 In his view, the extent of the  economic deprivation of  people need to be addressed urgently by proper leadership, adding that the failure of national leadership  to address poverty and hunger lays the foundation for growing anxiety. Addressing development issues is paramount in solving the state's security challenges, he said. 

  “To combat insecurity, we must pay attention to  socio-economic development issues. First and foremost is investment in proper infrastructure, education infrastructure and health care infrastructure. But most importantly, a concerted effort must be made to put in place the right policies and  incentives to make your state the target of choice for investors. 

 "We are encouraging investors  to come  and invest in the state to create  jobs that will fill the state's youth population. That's what you have to do, and that's the root of it." He said. 

 Nweke went on to say that mitigation measures must also  be taken for those who have chosen a life of crime, and that by providing necessary and appropriate support between political leaders and security agencies, a very strong He added that a strong partnership is needed. The best results-driven service for  the state. 

 

 "Both you and I  know the great challenges facing these security agencies. As  governor, I have to think of ways to help them perform at their best, with facilities, incentives and the right language,” he said. Emphasized the need for public participation in property security. He said the government alone cannot do it.

 

 Nweke also emphasized that leadership can do what is needed and implement strategies to restore national stability and security, regardless of the issue. is placed.