The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) calls on the Federal Government to declare a state of emergency to address insecurity across the country. In its position, CAN says the current situation endangers lives and property and argues that Nigeria is moving deeper into crisis due to persistent attacks and violence. The calls come as killings, kidnappings, and terrorist attacks continue in multiple parts of Nigeria, according to the reports. CAN frames the emergency as a measure needed to strengthen security responses nationally and curb the spread of violence. While both outlets highlight CAN’s demand for an emergency declaration, they do not provide details on specific timelines, legal steps, or the scope of powers that would be used under such an emergency. The reports also do not indicate whether the federal government has accepted, rejected, or is considering the request at the time of publication. Overall, the coverage reflects CAN’s view that extraordinary action is required to stop ongoing insecurity and protect civilians.