.NGRSenate President, Lawan, Urges Security Chiefs To Sit Up As Killings Rise Across Country | Sahara Reporters “If, after we provide some support, someone is found short of expectations, he should be shown the way out.” DrAhmadLawan READ MORE:
President of the Nigerian Senate, Ahmad Lawan, has called on the country’s security chiefs to immediately arrest the rising insecurity in the society or be ready to be shown the exit.
Speaking with journalists after his meeting with the President, Lawan said, “I think we must tell ourselves the truth that the security situation in the country, especially in the northern part of the country, requires that we give much more resources to the security agencies. “If, after we provide some support, someone is found short of expectations, he should be shown the way out.
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