The People’s Democratic Party Lawmakers in the National Assembly has expressed strong concerns over the increasing spate of insecurity especially the inability of the APC-led government to arrest the drift to anarchy in the country.
Briefing journalists on Tuesday after a joint caucus meeting, Senate Minority leader, Enyinaya Abaribe, said from 2015 to date, rather than resolving the security situation in the country, the APC-led federal government has rather broadened the security challenges.
The caucus suggested that immediate steps should be taken by governments at all levels to set up proper security infrastructure whether in the mode of state police and other constitutional reforms to arrest the worsening insecurity.
Senator Abaribe further said that the caucus has taken note and will continue to take note of the constitutional breaches happening at this time by the government of the APC and will at the appropriate time utilize all constitutional methods and measures available after consultations with its colleagues to do the needful to safe the country from collapse.
The caucus also said it was opposed to the continued superintendent of the NIN registration by someone whom the country has lost confidence in.
It went on to suggest that the federal government should summon the courage to do the needful.
When people lose confidence in a member of the government, the caucus said, that person should either quit or be fired
