Dickson Iroegbu, a notable figure in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and an active member of the Obidient movement, has criticised President Bola Tinubu for what he describes as a delayed response to the escalating insecurity affecting various regions of Nigeria.
Iroegbu voiced his concerns on Friday during an appearance on Prime Time, a flagship programme on Arise Television, which was closely followed and monitored by LMSINT MEDIA. According to him, the current administration should have acted much earlier to confront the rising wave of violence, abductions, and general instability troubling citizens nationwide.
His remarks were made in direct reaction to the intensifying security upheaval spreading across the country, a situation that has sparked widespread public anxiety and calls for urgent intervention. Iroegbu argued that the government’s slow pace in addressing the issue has contributed to the worsening circumstances, emphasizing that Nigerians expect a more proactive approach from their leaders.
He stressed that focusing on the safety of citizens should be a top priority, especially at a time when communities continue to face relentless attacks. Iroegbu’s statements highlight growing frustration among political actors and the general public regarding the ongoing security challenges confronting Nigeria.
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