The Gospel Truth

 It has become increasingly difficult for me to post anything these days. I have so much strategy to share about my work, so many ideas waiting to be expressed, yet my mind keeps returning to the same painful reality. I cannot stop thinking about the children kidnapped in Oyo State, and the countless victims of insecurity across Nigeria. Fathers. Mothers. Children. Families robbed of peace, dignity, and, in some cases, life itself. Something is deeply wrong. For years, through different administrations, we have watched insecurity evolve rather than disappear. From one government to another, the promises have changed, but many of the challenges remain. Terrorism, insurgency, banditry, kidnapping—these threats continue to adapt, spread, and entrench themselves in our national life. At times, it feels as though the roots of these problems run deeper than we are willing to admit. Despite enormous financial resources, military operations, international partnerships, and intelligence sup...