Nigerian pastor David Ibiyeomie has spoken on the rise of insecurity in the country, claiming that kidnappers are not operating alone.

“Kidnappers are not just holding those children without sponsors. Do you know the kind of work DSS does? They can track and arrest you anywhere.”

He then spoke about elections, stating that the electoral body must think about the people, remain truthful throughout the process, and avoid corruption.

Nigerian reality star DeeOne has shared his thoughts on gospel singer Yinka Alaseyori‘s apology over her comments regarding the Oyo State abduction incident.

The singer faced backlash after stating that Nigerians should pray for the president and that the government was doing its best to address the country’s challenges. However, she later apologized following criticism from the public.

Reacting to the apology, DeeOne said she apologized because of public pressure and questioned how a spiritual minister could allow public opinion to shake her stance.

“I can bet 100% that you did not seek the face of God before you made that apology video. Na pressure make you do that thing (apology). You apologized because people were dragging you. Maybe you are looking at it that they no go call you again for events or people would not like you.”

Nigerian filmmaker Kunle Afolayan has expressed his frustration over the state of the country and the rise in insecurity.

He lamented that many Nigerians are now living in fear, as no one knows what may happen next.

“My heart is heavy with the disturbing stories of kidnappings and insecurity across our nation. It is painful that many of us now go about our daily lives with fear and uncertainty…

“Nigeria has weathered many storms, and each time, the light of its people has endured. Though today’s headlines may bring fear and sadness, let us not surrender our faith in tomorrow.”