According to Punch, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has attributed the rising insecurity in the South East region to the erosion of values such as respect for human life, love, and unity among youths. Speaking at the South East Youth Leadership Development and Value Reorientation Summit in Enugu, Abaribe emphasized the need to revive trade schools and certifications to engage and support young people financially, preventing them from being exploited by criminals.
Abaribe stressed the importance of returning to the values of love, unity, truthfulness, and respect for human life to build a better future for the region. He encouraged the youth to re-embrace these values, driving transformative change and creating a more secure and prosperous South East region.
The senator's remarks come as the region grapples with rising insecurity, including kidnappings, banditry, and violence. Abaribe's call for a return to core values resonates with concerns about the erosion of moral fabric in society. By emphasizing the need for value reorientation, Abaribe hopes to inspire a new generation of leaders who will prioritize the well-being and prosperity of the South East region.