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There has been a very quiet revolution in the federal government security operations in the past couple of weeks, and most of these have gone unnoticed as a trend – in fact, there has been a public disconnect on this peculiar change of course. It appears that finally, after many years of fiddling while Rome burnt, Nero has finally awoken! The powers that be at Aso Rock have decided to deal with the evils of today, and abandon a policy of containment that has failed repeatedly in the past five years and deal with the volatile and unacceptable security mess of ethnic militias by taking them on with the rule of law.
In the last five weeks, the leader of the all powerful Niger Delta Defense Volunteer Force Alhaji Asari Dokubo was arrested and arranged in court on counts of treasonable felony and terrorism. In addition to this, the government has gone after the leaders of the Oodua People’s Congress both the political and military arm i.e. Dr. Fasheun and the rascally Ganiyu Adams in the now ‘popular’ Igbosere Magistrate Court (looks like this is the epicenter of all controversial cases in Nigeria). Undeniably, added to the list of the gangsters in government custody is the leader of MASSOB – the messianic Chief Uwazuruike. He is likely to be arraigned in court this coming week.
To many peace loving Nigerians around the world, this judicial actions are coming rather too late. The reign of anarchy in our father land is simply too big to ignore- one ethnic clashes after another have being flaring up between these militia group reigning in our creeks, our inner cities and our urban sprawls. Taking laws into their hands, they have fought themselves, fought the government, wasted many innocent lives and many have conveniently hidden under the flag of self determination to wrought havoc on ordinary Nigerians.
It is quite succinct to state that it saddens one to see many educated Nigerians being fooled by the activities of these thugs calling themselves freedom fighters – while they preach and rant against the government of the day, they haven’t dared to kill or even kidnap the relative of any top government functionary. Only innocent Nigerians – poor people that don’t have a say in government policy die in the clashes at Idi-Araba, Mushin, Ogba, Warri, Owo, Port-Harcourt, riverine areas of Bayelsa state, Kano, Plateau and even in those clandestine clashes in Ogun states. What they end up doing is exactly the opposite of what they want us to belief – they cozy up with Obasanjo on invitation and even wine and dine while their people suffer! Hypocrites!
A good student of history will know that when a constitutional government allows anarchy to reign supreme within her borders on the pretense of self determination the only next logical stage is civil war. In fact, even the most democratic nations of our times have single-handedly flushed out extremist groups in their borders– case in point the United States and Britain. The US raided the Indians for years until these groups were pacified, while the British war on the Irish militants is still simmering till this day. In a fight for self determination there must be a clear demarcation between free speech guaranteed under the constitution, and chaotic militancy as exemplified by these militia groups operating in Nigeria.
As a personal witness to the chaos once generated by the now gone underground Egbesu boys in Warri , and a living testimony to their callousness, lack of shame and inability to responsibly articulate a position without resorting to violence, me thinks the recent crack down is the right thing to do. Without being unnecessarily prejudicial, I think the case of terrorism and treason is a nail-in-shoe against the NDVF leader – no one threatens a constitutional government with violence, especially foreign investment which we all are fighting tooth and nail for (in competitionwith other better tooled nations ) and get away with it!
Violence and anarchy is antithetical to development and progress. The near investment stripped oil city of Warri is a testimony to this fact. The oil companies that once dotted the landscape of this oil city (and quite admittedly never contributed their fair share to its development – this is a topic for another day) have since packed their baggage and ran to the more convivial city of Port Harcourt and Lagos. In due time, if the leprosy of ethnic infighting that has been the hallmark of this democratic administration is not brought to a screeching halt, we might witness the flight of the limited foreign capital that has flowed into our nation for the past four years.
But judicial action is simply not enough to solve this endemic problem of this era of freedom and democracy (at least that is what the henchmen at Abuja want us to believe). Judicial action amounts to treating the symptoms rather than the disease. While it might provide temporary succor for our nation, there are certain underlining ills that will need to be properly addressed before we can say goodbye to this bloody chapter in our nation’s history.
The inequity that is present in the Nigerian nation today has demonstrably led to the rise of these militias. While it is a given, that equity can only be achieved in a utopian society, the vast gap between the haves and have-nots in Nigeria is simply unmanageable. The lack of infrastructure in the land that produce the proverbial golden egg on which the rest of the nation feed is a disgrace to every living Nigerian! Indeed, the unsolved problems of the last thirty years that has left many groups within the Nigerian nation feeling marginalized and subjugated is also a contributory factor.
To bridge this gap, government will need to engage the various sectors that have taken it on. The man at the center will need to eat the humble pie, and stop preaching – because conversation has to be a two way road. The subjugated need to feel like he/she is being heard and the leader must demonstrate that he takes the complaints
of these people very seriously. In fact, there have been persistent calls for revisiting the horrendous paper we call constitution today. Until this is done honestly and openly, we will just keep chasing shadows. Even the United States and Britain did not achieve substantial peace with Indians and Irish Nationalists respectively by just using the judicial and security instruments at their disposal. Peace was only achieved at the negotiating table! The point that needs to be made is who will be the subject of this negotiation? What the Federal Government on behalf of all Nigerians need to do is to bypass these radical elements and the crony elites they serve and talk directly to the people.
Among other familiar quick fixes to these problems that can be considered is truly localizing the Nigerian Police. It is quite a sight to see the desert/grassland bred Hausa policeman hunting the militias in the creeks of the Niger Delta; it gives any onlooker a kick to see how unfamiliar the security forces are usually of their own immediate operational environment. If 60-70% of lower level police men are transferred to their local government of origin it will solve two problems in a fall swoop – while on one hand it will reasonably ameliorate the security situation, on the other hand it will also eliminate the need for those stinky barracks that makes those “gunpowder kegs” called police men still operate under siege mentality!This might as well be the beginning of a new housing boom that will help our economy; since the newly devolved police constable will be able to afford a cheaper house in his now village-home and government can restore and sell those dung called barracks to the urbanites that need them! I can imagine the thieves will think twice now since their nemesis lives amongst us now as well.
Furthermore, government needs to do more to rein in on small and light arms proliferation usually bankrolled by corporate entities or ‘big men’. These big men of the nation hire these militias as political thugs, or agents to intimidate their competitors or enemies. Government at all level need to check this monster – a friend today can easily become an enemy tomorrow, and the rise of private armies in a free nation, is the ultimate beginning of the end. Admittedly, most of these big men are well connected and are friends of Mr. President and his party. But security agencies need to start sting operations and raids directed at bringing this unholy union between money and firearms to a screeching halt if peace will ever be achieved in our nation. Perhaps an agency modeled after the Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) in the United States is what Nigeria needs – may be we need another Ribadu for this important task.
Conclusively, there is need that Mr. President be refocused on the task of nation building especially since the horrendous events of last week. Chief among these tasks is having a handle on the security situation. The use of judicial means to rein in on these elements in our nation is only a partial fix to the problem – an immediate holistic strategy should be put in place to dig us out of this mess. Like Mr. President said during the visit of the NANS representatives to condole him on the loss of his wife and our first lady: “If those of us who are hold leadership positions do not make the right decision and plan for the future of young ones, then their future will be bleak”. That future will get very bleak if we do not get serious about getting our security situation right – once and for all. My sincere condolence to Mr. President, his family and to all Nigerians at this moment of grief – God is our strength.
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“The Roots of Violence: Wealth without work, Pleasure without conscience, Knowledge without character, Commerce without morality, Science without humanity, Worship without sacrifice, Politics without principles“
Mahatma Gandhi (Indian Philosopher & Statesman 1869-1948)
- New York Attorney General Letitia James warned President Trump to prepare for a lawsuit after the Justice Department labeled New York City an 'anarchist jurisdiction' and threatened to withhold federal grant money.
- The AG's move toward a legal fight came hours after the Department of Justice labeled New York City, Portland, Oregon, and Seattle as jurisdictions that 'are Permitting Anarchy, Violence, and Destruction in American Cities.'
- Earlier, Gov. Andrew Cuomo vowed to challenge the Trump administration in court if it followed through on its threat to cut off funds to NYC.
New York Attorney General Letitia James warned Monday she is preparing a lawsuit after President Donald Trump's Justice Department labeled New York City an 'anarchist jurisdiction' and threatened to withhold federal grant money.
Trump 'is trying to distract the American people from his failures as a leader and is using the last few months of his presidency to sow more chaos, more hatred, and more fear,' James said in a statement.
'The president should be prepared to defend this illegal order in court, which hypocritically lays the groundwork to defund New York and the very types of law enforcement President Trump pretends to care about.'
Earlier Monday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo also vowed to challenge the administration in court if it followed through on its threat to cut off funds to NYC.
'The president is not above the law,' Cuomo said during a teleconference with reporters.
'If they actually do this, we will challenge it legally, and he will lose once again, because we've seen this play before,' Cuomo said, referring to the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on so-called sanctuary cities.
The warnings came hours after the Department of Justice labeled New York City, along with Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, as jurisdictions that 'are Permitting Anarchy, Violence, and Destruction in American Cities.'
Trump earlier this month asked Attorney General William Barr to compile a list of 'anarchist jurisdictions' and have the government's budget chief, Russell Vought, share guidance on blocking or disfavoring some federal grants from those areas.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo: 'Covid was a trauma for this country'
In a joint statement later Monday, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan tore into the DOJ's moves.
'This is thoroughly political and unconstitutional. The President is playing cheap political games with Congressionally directed funds,' they said. 'What the Trump Administration is engaging in now is more of what we've seen all along: shirking responsibility and placing blame elsewhere to cover its failure.'
The funds being targeted comprise a large chunk of NYC's annual budget, which is already under serious strain because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Cuomo accused the president of trying to 'manipulate and distort government agencies to play politics -- which is what the Trump administration has done from day one.'
'Congress appropriates funds with specific legal requirements,' the Democratic governor said. 'The president can't supersede the law and say, 'I'm going to make those funds basically discretionary funds,' which is what he would have to do, basically say, 'I control all the federal funding.' He doesn't control federal funding. The federal law controls federal funding, and the federal law is very specific.'
Trump and Barr have loudly criticized the approach some Democrat-run cities have taken toward quelling violence during protests against police brutality and systemic racism. The issue has taken a central role in the 2020 election between Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden, with the incumbent declaring himself a champion of 'law and order' and Biden blaming Trump for the unrest.
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'When state and local leaders impede their own law enforcement officers and agencies from doing their jobs, it endangers innocent citizens who deserve to be protected, including those who are trying to peacefully assemble and protest,' Barr said in the DOJ's press release Monday morning.
'We cannot allow federal tax dollars to be wasted when the safety of the citizenry hangs in the balance,' Barr said. 'It is my hope that the cities identified by the Department of Justice today will reverse course and become serious about performing the basic function of government and start protecting their own citizens.'
The Justice Department's release noted that while reported shootings in New York City were on the rise, City Council cut $1 billion from the police department's budget for fiscal year 2021.
De Blasio tore into the administration during his own news conference Monday. Jenis metode penelitian kualitatif adalah.
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'I was out in Elmhurst Queens this morning, I saw peace, tranquility, I saw people going about their business, people excited that it's the first day of school – I saw anything but anarchy. This is just another one of President Trump's games,' de Blasio said, NBC News reported.
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'It's insulting to the people of New York City, and his effort to withhold our funding is unconstitutional.'