Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has condemned the terrorist attack on the Ngoshe community in Borno State that reportedly killed civilians and soldiers.
The attack targeted a military base and an internally displaced persons camp, leaving several people dead while many others remain missing.
Obi said he watched videos of the incident with deep shock and described the situation as another painful reminder of the suffering faced by many Nigerians.
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According to him, the continued attacks on communities are unacceptable and demand urgent action.
He questioned how long Nigerians would continue to endure insecurity and violence across the country.
Obi also criticised what he described as poor leadership and mismanagement in addressing security challenges.
He said the government must prioritise protecting citizens and dismantling insurgent networks responsible for the attacks.
The former Anambra governor added that the safety and dignity of Nigerians should remain the top priority of any administration.
Obi expressed sympathy to families who lost loved ones and to communities affected by the attack.
He also acknowledged the plight of displaced children and residents now living in fear.
According to him, Nigeria must pursue stronger leadership that places the value of human life above political interests.
He concluded that the country must act decisively to protect lives and restore security.
