Persistent Insecurity in Nigeria: Need for Respect for Human Life

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Ignatius Nnaemeka Onwuatuegwu

Abstract

Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa, and this exposes them to security challenges that are affecting every sector of the economy as well as the loss of value to human lives and properties. Security studies are very crucial at every point in time in the life of a nation, and that is why due consideration is given to anything that borders on security in the nation. Insecurity, being a significant hit on development, is also not suitable for the effective running of the society, and so it has to be tackled. This paper, therefore, examines the persistent insecurity in Nigeria and the need for human life. Human lives are so precious that it was adequately catered for in the constitution. The constitution covers many rights of the citizens. The paper examined the concept of security, insecurity, human rights, origin and incidence of insecurity in Nigeria, insecurity and threats to human lives, causes, consequences and solutions to insecurity. The study recommended that the government should adequately cater to the needs of its citizens in terms of ensuring maximum security and provision of employment amidst others.

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