Breaking: Nigeria's Insecurity Crisis Intensifies as Nigerian Army General, Hassan Ahmed, murdered in the nation's capital, Abuja, while his sister kidnapped.

In an alarming development, a Nigerian Army General, Hassan Ahmed, has been murdered in the nation's capital, Abuja, while his sister has been kidnapped. 

This latest incident sharply highlights the severe insecurity currently plaguing the country. The General's death and his sister's abduction have sparked a major public outcry and rekindled concerns about the safety of all citizens, irrespective of their stature in society.

Some Nigerians are expressing concerns over the government's focus on potential military activities in Niger Republic, while Nigeria itself is grappling with multiple crises, including insecurity, hunger, and issues related to fuel. Critics are voicing their fears that the government is underestimating the severity of these issues, with comparisons being drawn to the turbulent era of 1983. 

Many believe that the government's external focus is a calculated diversion from pressing internal issues, possibly including allegations of election rigging. If a high-ranking military officer can be killed in the Federal Capital Territory, they argue, the safety of ordinary citizens across the country is seriously in question.

Meanwhile, President Akanbi, accused of being more focused on the situation in Niger, is facing significant backlash. Critics say that he should prioritize security within Nigeria before intervening in another country's affairs.

The proposal of a war in Niger is meeting with stern resistance, with calls for a peaceful resolution through a democratic process. It's suggested that the people of Niger will hold a referendum in 30 days, the outcome of which is expected to be accepted by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and the African Union (AU). Any military intervention from Nigeria or its leader could face severe regional restrictions.

The murder of General Ahmed in the heart of Nigeria's capital has sent shockwaves through the nation, with condolences pouring in from all corners for the bereaved family and the Nigerian Army. The gravity of the event only underscores the urgency and necessity of a comprehensive strategy to tackle insecurity in the country. The citizens' concerns are mounting, and there is a growing demand for the government to prioritize the safety and wellbeing of its people over any other geopolitical considerations.