Insecurity: Seek divine intervention, monarch urges Nigerians

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From Femi Oyelola, Kaduna

Worried by the insecurity ravaging the country, the Chairman Yoruba Traditional Council of Obas and Chiefs in the 19 northern States and Abuja Ambassador Muhammadu Arigbabuwo has called on Nigerians to seek divine intervention.
He made the assertion while speaking to the media in Kaduna yesterday.
The royal father, appealed to the Sultan of Sokoto and the leadership of Christians Association of Nigeria (CAN) to call on their menbers to find time for prayers because that is what the Nation need now.
He added that Nigerians are people of faith and this is the time to put their faith at work to curb the menace.
The monarch commended all security Agents for their unrelenting role to protect the citizens.
He said Nigerians appreciate their sacrifices for their fatherland.
He however, pleaded with the government to consider better welfare packages for the gallant security agents so that they might be motivated.

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