Dogara Speaks On What History Will Do To Buhari’s Govt

'Dotun Akintomide
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By ‘Dotun Akintomide 

Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has said history will be hash on the present administration of President Muhammadu Buhari, if nothing is being done to permanently halt the ongoing massacre of innocent Nigerians.

Dogara said Tuesday while addressing house members that the killings of innocent Nigerians should be stopped immediately.

“History will have a harsh verdict for us as a government if we fail to live up to this responsibility and it will not matter if we succeed in other areas.

“Unfortunately, the stark reality now is that our citizens are fast losing confidence in our security system.

“This must not be the case. Before we ebb to the realm of anarchy, we must rise up as true representatives of the Nigerian people to salvage the situation and defend our hard won democracy,” he said.

The speaker said that the unresolved issue of rampant killings of defenseless people including innocent and vulnerable children and women, in various parts of the country, called for sober reflection.

Dogara added that there must be more concerted efforts by the National Assembly to exploit all its constitutional powers and privileges to ensure the protection of lives and property in the country by security agencies.

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