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LAGOS Despite progressing security challenges with Boko Haram in the North, a carefully prepared Specialist and Public Undertakings examiner, Abdulsalam Suleiman Izuagbe, has reprimanded the Nigerian Migration Administrations (NIS) for missing the mark in their obligation to protect Nigeria's boundaries.

Izuagbe guaranteed that NIS officials are "snoozing off" at the boundaries as Boko Haram carries advanced weapons into Nigeria, deteriorating uncertainty in the North. 

He approached the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Nigeria Flying Corps to cooperate to dispose of Boko Haram guerillas from the country by using robots and present-day Order gear.

The expert encouraged President Bola Tinubu to guide security offices to kill fear-based oppressors in the North. He scrutinised the whereabouts of the Nigerian Flying Corps and underlined the significance of using drones for knowledge-based social events to find foe positions.

 The NAF ought to help the Nigerian Armed Forces from the air to successfully dispense with fear mongers. He reprimanded the people who alluded to the psychological oppressors as desperados, featuring their activities of capturing understudies and occupants, demanding they ought to be perceived as fear mongers.

"That's what I trust; assuming there's areas of strength for a, there's definitely an answer. I'm certain that the President of the Military of Nigeria has the ability to teach the Help Bosses to make an unequivocal move and dispose of Nigeria's foes in light of the fact that the essential job of the public authority is to shield lives and properties.

"For what reason should the Nigerian Armed Forces have pity on the individuals who are illogically killing blameless individuals, including ladies and youngsters? They went after the NAF in Niger State, and until this point in time, nobody has been considered responsible. Conversely, when fighters were killed in the Niger Delta, they fought back by attacking the local area, carrying out monstrosities. 

There ought to be no mercy with regards to utilising the military to safeguard Nigeria's power."The investigator additionally encouraged the national government to move its concentration to hydroelectric power plants inside the country. 

Izuagbe highlighted that various dams in the country are right now dormant, introducing a chance for the public authority to improve the energy business by using them."You can't actually gain a lot of headway in an economy without a solid power supply, which is why I was happy to hear the president express his mistake about Nigeria's low 4.5 MW power age.

 It's genuinely demoralising on the grounds that we have numerous unused dams, some of which have been accessible since around 1984 yet stay immaculate by the public authority. Models incorporate the Gororo Dam in Sokoto, Jurara Falls, and a couple in Kano that are lethargic.

"Individuals are continuously trusting that the public authority will do everything. Since Obasanjo's time, all lead representatives have neglected the fact that hydroelectricity is a financially savvy strategy for power generation that can spike monetary development.

 On the off chance that Tinubu could revamp the Gororo Dam in Sokoto, which has an enormous water limit, it would extraordinarily help what is happening.