In a recent video from 4:54 shared on Facebook on Friday, April 10, 2026, Niger Delta activist and traditional ruler, Asari Dokubo, spoke about security challenges in parts of northern Nigeria, particularly focusing on the situation in Zamfara State and broader efforts to address insecurity in the region.
Dokubo discussed the ongoing fight against armed groups and the scale of operations he claims are taking place in response to violence affecting rural communities. He emphasized that insecurity remains a serious concern and requires coordinated action from different stakeholders.
According to Dokubo, “As we are talking, we have deployed over 3,200 people fighting in the field.” He made the statement while describing what he presented as the level of manpower involved in operations aimed at confronting insecurity in the state.
He further explained that such deployments, as he described them, reflect the seriousness of the security situation and the need for strong responses to protect affected communities. Dokubo stressed that instability in parts of the country continues to impact livelihoods and safety.
The activist also noted that addressing insecurity requires sustained commitment, coordination, and resources from all relevant actors. He suggested that failure to respond effectively could worsen the situation and further endanger civilians.
Dokubo concluded by urging continued attention to security issues in Zamfara and other affected areas. He maintained that restoring peace is essential for development, stability, and the protection of local communities. Read_More…