Data shows that under Tinubu, insecurity has not abated across Nigeria including in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT.
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It was not the first time Mr Tinubu would make promises of improved security. He had in countless pre and post-election appearances made such assertions. An analysis of the ACLED data by PREMIUM TIMES shows that the six geo-political zones, including the Federal Capital Territory , Abuja, experienced several violent incidents within the period under review.The trio of Kaduna, Katsina and Zamfara states prominently featured as violence hotspots, accounting for 551 out of 718 incidents recorded in the region.
The ACLED data shows that sustained military operations and infighting among terror groups resulted in about 4,165 terrorist casualties. “Our non-kinetic strategies and approach are driven by evidence,” Mr Ribadu continued. “We have strengthened the administration of criminal justice by reopening trials of Boko Haram terrorism suspects detained in Kanji and other locations across the country and prosecutions are now underway in eight different courts.”
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