The scathing national security assessment was the centerpiece of an emergency stakeholder meeting held on Wednesday in Enugu State, the capital of the Eastern heartland.
The youth wing of the apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, has raised the alarm over the country's rapid descent into structural lawlessness, revealing that Nigeria recorded a staggering record of kidnappings and illicit payments as ransoms in just one year.
Citing data attributed to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), the distraught youths questioned whether the country's macroeconomic foundation has been completely overtaken by criminal enterprises.
The scathing national security assessment was the centerpiece of an emergency stakeholder meeting held on Wednesday in Enugu State, the capital of the Eastern heartland.
The session quickly transformed into a political mutiny as the youth leaders passed a sweeping vote of no confidence on the President-General of the apex body, Senator John Azuta-Mbata, over his alleged uninspiring, medieval, and unconstitutional leadership style.
