Seyi Makinde, Oyo State Governor and APM presidential candidate, criticized state governors for being blamed on insecurity without constitutional powers to direct security agencies.

During a meeting with Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed, Makinde highlighted how governors bear accountability for security failures but lack authority to control security operations.

He drew parallels to former President Goodluck Jonathan's blame for the Chibok schoolgirls' abduction, arguing that current governors face similar criticism.Makinde called for urgent reforms in Nigeria's security architecture to align responsibility with authority.

APM National Chairman Yusuf Dantalle criticized the federal government's response to Nigerian repatriation from South Africa and National Assembly controversies.The leaders emphasized the need for a credible opposition and political reforms ahead of the 2027 elections.Makinde also welcomed the rescue of 57 abducted schoolchildren and teachers, thanking security agencies for their efforts.The article underscores systemic issues in Nigeria's governance and security framework.