Hours later, in an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, he said the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, is taking Nigerians for granted.

Senator Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed, running mate to the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has talked about the state of insecurity in Nigeria.

The politician vowed to deal with those who brought insecurity to Nigeria if the Labour Party, LP, wins the 2023 presidential election.

On Friday, Baba-Ahmed was picked as running mate to the Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

Hours later, in an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, he said the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, is taking Nigerians for granted.

According to him, the other political parties are politicizing the issue of security, insisting that such issues are not meant for television interviews.

Baba-Ahmed said he knows too much about how insecurity became the order of the day in the country, adding that those who know just a little about how to solve the problem are the ones talking too much.

“Nigeria invited a certain group to dialogue. That group nominated a highly placed Nigerian to represent them. No name-calling,” he began when asked how the Labour Party would end insecurity in the country.

“Now it took that individual three days to repudiate and just over a year later, the same group attempted the life of that individual. Look at that very well.

“There came a group who promised the entire world they’ll bring security to Nigeria, there were a few bombings in Abuja but the moment they relocated to Abuja, the bombings stopped. Hey, what’s going on?

“They used to travel Abuja-Kaduna [by road] frequently almost every day but the moment they bought private jets and stopped travelling Abuja-Kaduna, it became one of the most insecure routes.

“The reason why we’re not saying too much is because we know too much. Those who know too little are talking too much now. I had to pray in my heart before telling you what I just told you just for the love of Nigeria.

“If you know what we’re starting to know now, you’ll not talk too much but wait until you get there and you’ll deal with those who brought insecurity to Nigeria.

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