Fresh outrage is rising over the continued bloodshed in Borno State as Senator Victor Umeh questions Nigeria’s ability to end the long-running insurgency.
In a heated interview, the Anambra Central lawmaker openly challenged the Federal Government, asking why full military force has not been deployed to crush Boko Haram once and for all.
His words have struck a nerve across the country.
This powerful statement is getting Nigerians talking fast. The full interview is above, don’t miss what he said. See why many are reacting with anger and frustration right now.
Umeh described the crisis as a full-blown war against Nigeria, not just isolated attacks.
He wondered why a country with a strong army cannot take control of a clearly defined place like Borno State.
According to him, the insurgency has dragged on for over a decade, raising serious concerns about strategy and commitment.
He insisted that with proper coordination of both air and ground forces, the region can be cleared and peace restored.
Now, many Nigerians are asking the same question — what is really stopping a final operation?
As the killings continue, pressure is mounting on the government to act decisively before things get even worse.