- Reacting via her official social media platform on Monday, the lawmaker strongly condemned the incident
- She expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of security, noting that expectations were high after the Defence Chief’s screening at the Senate
- the situation on the ground does not reflect those commitments, stressing that Nigerians deserve more than promises
The senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, has called for swift and decisive action from Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff, Christopher Musa, following the recent killing of worshippers in Angwan Rukuba.
The attack, which reportedly claimed the lives of more than 30 Christian worshippers, has sparked outrage across the country and renewed concerns about worsening insecurity, Eko Hot Blog gathered.
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Reacting via her official social media platform on Monday, the lawmaker strongly condemned the incident, describing it as yet another indication that citizens are still vulnerable despite repeated assurances from security authorities.
She expressed dissatisfaction with the current state of security, noting that expectations were high after the Defence Chief’s screening at the Senate, where he had outlined plans to tackle insecurity.
According to her, the situation on the ground does not reflect those commitments, stressing that Nigerians deserve more than promises.
In a direct message to the Defence Chief, the senator urged him to take concrete steps to safeguard lives or consider stepping aside if unable to deliver results.
She emphasised that citizens are tired of repeated condolences and explanations, insisting that what Nigerians need now is visible action and effective protection.
The incident in Angwan Rukuba adds to a growing list of violent attacks that continue to challenge Nigeria’s security framework, prompting renewed calls for accountability and urgent reforms.
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