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Former Kaduna Central senator, Shehu Sani, has thrown a blunt challenge at Nigeria’s security establishment, warning that foreign firepower may shock terrorists, but it cannot replace national resolve, insisting the United States cannot fight Nigeria’s wars forever.
Sani’s warning followed reports of powerful airstrikes on Islamic State (ISIS) hideouts in North-Western Nigeria, operations the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) said were carried out in coordination with Nigerian forces.
Reacting via his verified X account, the outspoken former lawmaker said that if Nigerian authorities were indeed part of the operation, then the strikes were justified, describing terrorists terrorising the region as a deadly disease that must be crushed.
“Terrorists have become cancerous cells in our land. They live by the sword,” Sani said, backing decisive military action against them.
However, he issued a stark caution: Nigeria must not grow comfortable relying on foreign nations to secure its territory, warning that such dependence could weaken the country’s long-term stability.
Sani also dismissed claims that terrorist attacks in Nigeria are aimed at only one religious group, calling the narrative deceptive and dangerous.
“The claim that these terrorists target only one faith is false and misleading,” he declared.
He concluded with a powerful reminder that while allies may assist or even launch strikes, the responsibility for peace rests squarely on Nigeria’s shoulders.
“They can support us or strike when necessary, but they cannot eternally fight our battles. Nigeria must defend itself,” Sani warned.
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