Pastor Enoch Adeboye tells Nigeria’s federal government to act quickly to tackle terrorism, proposing that security chiefs be given a 90-day ultimatum. In comments reported by multiple outlets, he argues that insecurity has worsened and that government leadership should set a clear timeline for results. Adeboye says that if terrorism cannot be brought to an end within 90 days, the relevant security officials should resign or be removed. The Punch frames his message as a call for an ultimatum to service chiefs, while Vanguard presents it as guidance directed to government, urging it to “move fast” and hold security chiefs accountable for outcomes within the period. Both accounts present Adeboye’s remarks as advice rather than a government decision. The reports do not cite a change in policy from the government, but focus on his public call for stronger accountability and faster operational pressure against terrorism in Nigeria.