LIFE IS OUR BEST TEACHER

It’s understandable to feel upset when national priorities seem misaligned, especially on issues of security. Many Nigerians share similar concerns about the persistent challenges posed by banditry, kidnapping, and internal insecurity, and they question why military resources appear to be deployed more decisively outside the country than within. To put things in perspective: 🇳🇬 1. External vs. Internal Military Engagement Deploying jets to a neighboring country—such as to support ECOWAS decisions or prevent a coup—is usually a regional diplomatic obligation, not necessarily a reflection of lesser concern for domestic security. But this does not remove the public perception that internal threats deserve equal or greater urgency. 🔐 2. Why People See It as Misplaced Priority Banditry affects ordinary citizens daily. Many communities lack adequate military presence. People expect visible action, not only statements. When the government responds quickly to external crises but slowly to i...