Mr President, I want to speak to you in vernacular. When Nigerians say they want to address a person in vernacular, what they mean is that they want to tell that person the naked truth without fear or favour.
Last week, in the columns of this paper, my colleague, Senator Billow Kerrow, wrote to you a passionate letter on insecurity in northern Kenya, reminding you of some commitments you made to them as leaders from that region on certain matters that were to be done urgently to address this grave matter.