Pastor Enoch Adeboye has urged President Bola Tinubu to give Nigeria`s security chiefs a strict 90-day ultimatum to eliminate all terrorists and their highly placed sponsors, or resign. He also advised the President to use diplomatic channels to seek a 100-day grace period from the U.S. government to resolve the crisis.Below is a structured and scannable report detailing the cleric`s remarks.

Speaking during a church service, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) outlined what he would suggest to the administration if given the opportunity:

The President should direct security and military chiefs to get rid of all insurgents and bandits within 90 days or face immediate dismissal.

Adeboye emphasized that any new mandate must target both the perpetrators on the ground and their wealthy, influential sponsors.

He recalled advising former President Muhammadu Buhari on a similar three-month ultimatum, but noted that the directive lacked proper follow-through.

Adeboye urged the Federal Government to swiftly engage with the United States to secure a 100-day window before any international actions or interventions are taken.

He cautioned that Nigeria must tread carefully, warning that if America or any other foreign power decides to intervene militarily, no other global power will come to Nigeria`s rescue.

The cleric advised the President`s aides to stop shielding him from reality, noting that the administration must face the security crisis head-on instead of relying on optimistic speeches.

He reminded Nigerians that this is a time for serious, unified action, stating, "Move fast. Move diplomatically. Move wisely."