
The President of the Nigerian Baptist Theological Seminary (NBTS) in Ogbomoso, Oyo State, Rev. (Prof.) S. Ola Ayankeye, has called on governments at all levels in Nigeria to address the country's insecurity with greater seriousness. He made the appeal yesterday, according to ThisDay Live, urging authorities to take more decisive action to protect citizens and restore safety across the nation.
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