According to a report by Sahara TV, on Saturday, March 14, 2026, General Ishola Williams, a retired high-ranking officer who formerly served as the Nigerian Army’s Chief of Defence Training and Planning, voiced profound apprehensions regarding the prevailing methodology used to manage Nigeria’s security crises.
He contended that the various crises currently plaguing the federation are not spontaneous occurrences but are instead the culmination of deep-seated issues that have been allowed to fester over several decades.
From his perspective, the unending cycle of violence and instability serves as a clear indication that there has been no substantive evolution in tactical approach, even as various political regimes have come and gone with repeated vows to rectify the situation.
The retired officer elaborated on the premise that effective leadership is the most vital component in solving national dilemmas, particularly those involving the protection of lives and property. See More/Details