Former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has charged the administration of President Bola Tinubu to wield much on insecurity much as it does on revenue generation.

Atiku gave this charge in an X post on Wednesday in reaction to insurgents’ attack on the Wagga Mongono community in the Madagali LGA of Adamawa state on Tuesday.

He said that the assailants killed four people, injured many others, and set homes, shops, and a church ablaze.

The presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the 2023 general elections lamented that such an attack is a painful reminder of the pervasive insecurity in Nigeria.

“Our people are certainly tired of the government’s empty claims of improvements in security. Indeed, Nigerians would love to see this government exert pressure on insecurity much as they do on revenue generation.

“We cannot continue to lose our productive population to sundry criminalities and yet make bogus claims about reaching revenue targets, as though the lives of the workforce that produces the revenue don’t matter.

“Many Nigerians remain vulnerable to violent attacks. The tragedy in Wagga Mongono illustrates that the situation is far from being under control, and our people continue to live in fear and displacement, with no certain hope of solution at sight. As someone from Adamawa, this incident feels deeply personal,” Atiku wrote.