A chieftain of the National Rescue Movement, Francis Onyema, has faulted President Bola Tinubu’s plan to deploy 5,000 surveillance cameras in Plateau State, warning that the measure is insufficient to address Nigeria’s deepening security crisis.
He made this assertion in a condolence message issued in Abuja on Friday, barely a day after the President’s visit to Plateau State.
Recall that Tinubu had on Thursday visited the state following last Sunday’s deadly attacks in Jos, particularly in the Angwan Rukuba area, where at least 27 people were reportedly killed.
During his address, the President announced major security interventions, including the installation of 5,000 networked AI-enabled surveillance cameras and the constitution of a compensation committee for victims.
