The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has condemned the escalating wave of violence gripping the nation, declaring “enough is enough” following the abduction of 25 schoolgirls in Kebbi State and the killing of soldiers in Borno. The association said the latest tragedies underscore a deepening security crisis that continues to expose citizens and security personnel to avoidable danger, insisting that Nigeria cannot continue on a path where lives are taken with impunity.
Jocomms Correspondent reports that the NBA, in a strongly worded statement, demanded urgent and coordinated action from the federal government and security agencies to rescue the abducted students, track down perpetrators, and prevent further bloodshed. The association described the abduction as another heartbreaking reminder of the vulnerability of schoolchildren in conflict-prone regions and expressed outrage over the deadly ambush on troops who were carrying out national duty. It warned that repeated failures in intelligence and response systems have emboldened violent actors across the country.
As public frustration mounts and national calls for justice grow louder, the NBA urged authorities to overhaul Nigeria’s security framework and restore public confidence by prioritising protection of lives above all else. With tensions rising and communities crying out for safety, one critical question remains—how long before decisive action turns the tide against this relentless violence? Visit www.jocomms.com for more news.
