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Regrets awaits those responsible for insecurity in Nigeria....Gen. Babangida rtd

 Those responsible for insecurity in Nigeria, will soon regret it. -Gen. Babangida rtd




General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida, the one-time Military President of Nigeria has predicted that those who are behind the lingering insecurity in the country will soon regret their action and face the consequences.


Babangida, who turned 81 today, August 17, told newsmen at his Hilltop residence in Minna, Niger State today, August 16 that there is urgent need for such people to embrace peace and unity of the country.


The one-time Nigeria military President of Nigeria, said;“Those behind it (insecurity) will soon regret their actions and will realize the consequences and impact of their actions.” 


The former President stressed the need for the media in the country to ignore those who are preaching disunity and give priority to those making efforts to ensure peace and unity.


He asked Nigerians to remain resolute and believe in the unity of Nigeria, charging them to be patient and prayed to overcome the current challenges bedeviling the country.

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