The African Democratic Congress, ADC, has outlined a three-point plan to fix Nigeria’s security system.
The party announced the plan while reacting to the recently
released Global Terrorism Index.
According to the report, terror attacks in Nigeria surged by
43 percent under President Bola Tinubu and the APC, rising from 120 incidents
in 2024 to 171 in 2025.
Borno State accounted for 67 percent of attacks and 72
percent of related deaths, while civilians make up 67 percent of casualties.
Addressing the situation, ADC National Publicity Secretary,
Bolaji Abdullahi, in a post via his x handle stated that the party would
implement decisive reforms to protect Nigerians.
According to him, the ADC plans to improve intelligence
coordination.
“Nigeria does not lack intelligence; it lacks coordination,”
he said.
He said the party is proposing a legally mandated national
intelligence coordination system led by a Coordinator of National Intelligence
and a unified Joint Terrorism Task Force to ensure timely responses and
eliminate missed warnings.
Secondly, according to Abdullahi, the ADC aims to
decentralize policing, bringing security closer to communities.
He explained that the ADC would establish a multi-layered
policing structure across federal, state, and local levels, with clear roles
and national standards to ensure faster responses and accountability in all 774
local government areas.
Abdullahi added that ADC intends to shift from reactionary
security to preventive measures.
He said the party’s plan includes intelligence driven early
warning systems and rapid response units in every state to stop attacks before
they occur.
“The ADC’s focus will be to prevent attacks, not just
respond after tragedy strikes,” the ADC spokesman said.
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