The member representing Doguwa/Tudun Wada Federal Constituency, Alhassan Ado Doguwa, has issued a strong warning on the floor of the House of Representatives, saying the National Assembly should consider shutting down its operations if the Federal Government fails to urgently tackle the worsening insecurity across the country.
Speaking during a debate on national security, Doguwa described the current situation as “tragic, horrific and unspeakable.”
He said:
“If the government is not prepared to do the right thing, I urge this Honourable House to stand up and shut this House down until the right thing is done.”
While acknowledging the efforts of security agencies, he insisted their performance is “not good enough.”
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Doguwa noted that insecurity has no tribe, party, or religion. “It affects everyone,” he said, warning that Nigeria is slipping into a coordinated crisis aimed at destabilising the country before the 2027 elections.
Quoting Bob Marley, he added:
“War in the north, war in the west, war in the east and war down south… Today Nigeria is operating under a complete war against humanity.”
He also expressed deep concern over rising kidnapping cases in parts of Kano State, especially around Falgore Forest, which he said has now become a hotspot for abductions.
Doguwa urged lawmakers to support and lead community-based vigilante efforts, saying Nigerians expect nothing less than real protection from their government.