The Allied Peoples Movement (APM) has publicly challenged President Bola Tinubu and Defence Minister Gen. Christopher Musa to demonstrate the improved security situation in Nigeria. The APM issued a statement suggesting that both leaders travel by road without the protection of armed security escorts. This challenge comes in response to assertions that security has improved under the current administration. The party’s reasoning is that a personal experience of road travel without security would serve as a genuine test of the claimed improvements. The APM believes this action would offer a more credible assessment of the nation's security landscape. This proposition aims to put the government’s claims to the test and highlights ongoing security concerns within the country. The statement was published by Vanguard News.