Former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Abdullahi Ganduje, has publicly criticized the strategy of negotiating with bandits in Nigeria. In a recent statement, Ganduje argued that engaging in talks with criminal groups is ineffective and would ultimately serve to enrich them rather than resolve the nation's security challenges.
The remarks were directed at Rabiu Kwankwaso, reflecting a broader debate regarding the government's approach to addressing banditry. By rejecting the prospect of negotiation, Ganduje has signaled a preference for alternative methods of addressing the ongoing instability, framing the act of sitting down with such groups as a flawed policy that undermines security efforts.
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