US Shooting: Insecurity A Global Phenomenon, Says Keyamo, SAN

The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo,
(SAN), has urged Nigerians to stop ethnicising and politicising
insecurity in the country, arguing that security threats remain a
global issue.

Keyamo made this call on Friday, in a brief statement shared on
his official Twitter page.

While making reference to recent shootings in the US, Keyamo
opined that insecurity was a global phenomenon that has affected
every country, adding that this threat is not one to be
politicized.

“Yet, another mass shooting in the USA today. The statistics in
the US is staggering.

“However, it is no excuse for our state of insecurity and it is
immoral for us to compare and say ours is even lesser.

“But we should stop ethnicism and politicising what is clearly a
global phenomenon,” Keyamo tweeted.

The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo,
(SAN), has urged Nigerians to stop ethnicising and politicising
insecurity in the country, arguing that security threats remain a
global issue.

Keyamo made this call on Friday, in a brief statement shared on
his official Twitter page.

While making reference to recent shootings in the US, Keyamo
opined that insecurity was a global phenomenon that has affected
every country, adding that this threat is not one to be
politicized.

“Yet, another mass shooting in the USA today. The statistics in
the US is staggering.

“However, it is no excuse for our state of insecurity and it is
immoral for us to compare and say ours is even lesser.

“But we should stop ethnicism and politicising what is clearly a
global phenomenon,” Keyamo tweeted.