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Terrorism: Mark tasks Nigerians to be vigilant
President of the Senate, Senator David Mark, on Tuesday, called on Nigerians to be more vigilant in their daily activities, even as he condemned the renewed attack on places of worship by terrorists.
Reacting to the deadly attack on Deeper Life Church in Okene, Kogi State, Mark urged Nigerians to take the routine check of their environment as important, adding that the communal living of Nigerians was being abused by the sect.
According to him, “we can no longer take our communal lifestyle for granted. We should begin to ask questions when we find strange people and strange development around us.
“The dictum of being our brothers’ and sisters’ keepers have to be re-examined. When you find strange people and strange things around your environment, make immediate report to security agencies that are close to you for immediate and necessary action.”
Describing the activities of the sect as more daring, the Senate President urged Nigerians to make information about the sect available to security agents or those who occupy elective offices around their constituencies, advising security agents to take routine surveillance of their beats very seriously.
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