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Buhari Faults Service Chiefs Inputs On Security

Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari (R) addresses the audience following his re-election, after Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission presented his certificate of election on February 27, 2019, in Abuja. - Muhammadu Buhari was on February 27 re-elected Nigeria's president after a delayed poll that angered voters and raised political temperatures, but the opposition immediately vowed to challenge the "sham" result in court. (Photo by Kola SULAIMON / AFP) (Photo credit should read KOLA SULAIMON/AFP via Getty Images)

President Muhammadu Buhari has on Thursday faulted the inputs of his service chiefs in the security of the country, adding that their best was not enough.

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Maj. Gen. Babagana Monguno (Rtd.) after their meeting with Buhari, told the state correspondents that the President charged managers of the nation’s security to redouble their efforts.

”Though the security chiefs have been doing their best, their best had not been good enough for the challenges facing the nation,” Monguno quoted the Buhari as saying.

He has therefore declared that excuses will no longer be tolerated, even as he said he expects everyone to live up to expectations.

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He also expressed displeasure over the lack of synergy amongst security forces and charged the various aspects of the security architecture to work together to solve the nation’s security challenges.

He said the President charged the office of the NSA to meet with governors of the Northwest states and that of Niger State, for briefing and strategic organisation of a response to the Banditry problem in their domains.

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