Federal government has dispelled fears generated by the United States’ (US) security alert about Nigeria, especially Abuja, saying citizens are in no danger.

National Security Adviser (NSA), Maj. Gen. Babagana Monguno (Rtd.), disclosed this to State House Correspondents, after an emergency National Security Council meeting held at the Villa.

According to Monguno, the panic, which trailed the US terror alert, addressed to its citizens in Nigeria, was needless as the hype and the sense of insecurity it created were unfounded, urging Nigerians and other residents to go about their businesses without any sense of apprehension.

He also said the armed forces, security and intelligence agencies are not relenting in their duty to ensure that all Nigerians and every part of the country are safe for all.

Bello Wakili

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