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Insecurity: Nigerians deserve dividends of democracy not carnage – APM to govt
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Insecurity: Nigerians deserve dividends of democracy not carnage – APM to govt

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The Allied Peoples Movement, APM, has told the government of the day that Nigerians seek and deserve the dividends of democracy rather than the violent deaths of numerous individuals and widespread devastation.

The party made the statement in response to Oyo State Governor Seyi Makinde’s acquisition of surveillance aircraft to enhance security operations within the state.

The two DA 42 MNG model aircraft are reported to possess the capability to identify targets from both high and low altitudes.

A statement issued by Dr. Yusuf Mamman Dantalle, the National Chairman of the APM and also the National Chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC), emphasized that governance should prioritize the welfare of citizens.

He said that, if utilized effectively, the aircraft would support the efforts of the nation’s security agencies, including the Amotekun Corps, in combating terrorism, banditry, kidnapping for ransom and other criminal activities in Oyo State.

The APM, under which Governor Makinde is reportedly campaigning for the presidency in 2027, urged governments to prioritize the safety of lives and property over political interests.

“The well-being of the populace is the essence of democratic governance,” the party stated. “Nigerians seek and deserve the dividends of democracy, not violence.

“Together, we will establish a robust, stable, progressive, equitable and dignified democratic society that future generations will take pride in.”

Insecurity: Nigerians deserve dividends of democracy not carnage – APM to govt

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