Nasboi criticizes Tinubu for his insecurity and queries Executive Directives and International Assistance
Nasboi Blasts Tinubu Over Insecurity, Questions Executive Orders and Foreign Help
Popular Nigerian content creator Nasboi has sharply criticized President Bola Tinubu over the persistent insecurity crisis gripping the country. In a recent video reaction, he highlighted the president’s call for prayers as insufficient against banditry and terrorism.
Nasboi questioned why the president cannot issue a direct executive order to bring down those responsible. “If the President has a problem with banditry and terrorism, can’t he issue an executive order for those responsible to be brought down?” he asked.
He wondered if the criminals are stronger than Nigeria’s security operatives. Nasboi expressed frustration that citizens now live in fear while bandits operate openly.
The entertainer also addressed concerns about seeking Western help. “What’s the worst that could happen if our president seeks help from the westerners? Some people are saying they’ll take our oil,” he noted, reflecting public debates.
Tinubu had earlier urged Nigerians to pray for terrorists and bandits to repent during a meeting with security chiefs. He assured that the government is determined to secure the nation despite ongoing attacks.
Nasboi’s outburst comes as reports of beheadings and kidnappings continue. He accused the administration of prioritizing politics over citizens’ safety and called out influencers for their silence.
Critics argue Tinubu’s approach lacks the decisive force needed. Previous directives to crush bandits exist, yet violence persists in regions like the Northwest and North Central.
Nasboi’s comments have sparked widespread discussions online. Many Nigerians echo his concerns, demanding results over prayers amid economic hardships worsened by insecurity.
The video underscores growing public impatience three years into the administration. While the government claims military gains, daily realities for citizens tell a different story of fear and loss.
Nasboi remains unrelenting in his criticism, showing no sympathy for leadership perceived as failing on core duties.
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