**Threats in the Open: Security Concerns Emerge After Peter Obi's Edo State Incident** In a recent, disturbing trend, a user on X platform, Engr Tom Steve, has sparked outrage with a post gloating over the attack on former presidential candidate Peter Obi in Edo state. Obi, accompanied by leaders of his All Progressives Congress (APC) rival party, the African Democratic Congress (ADC), was reportedly assaulted by thugs while attending a meeting at the residence of former Edo state governor, Odigie Oyegun. The X user's post, riddled with threats, claimed that Obi's men in Rivers state would handle him next, implying that they have a personal vendetta against him. This chilling message has left many wondering if security agencies are doing enough to protect public figures and their entourages. Arise TV reporter, Rufai Oseni, has joined the chorus of voices calling for an investigation into the X user's post. Rufai believes that such threats should not be taken lightly and that the authorities must act swiftly to identify and bring the perpetrator to book. He emphasized that threats against public figures undermine the nation's democratic stability and must be treated with the seriousness they deserve. The incident highlights concerns about the escalating levels of violence and intimidation in our polity. As the 2023 general election's aftermath continues to play out, it's essential that our security agencies remain vigilant in protecting citizens and public figures from threats. Rufai's call for an investigation into Engr Tom Steve's post serves as a reminder that we must not tolerate threats of violence in our public discourse. Ultimately, this incident underscores the need for a more robust national security framework that prioritizes the safety and security of all citizens, including public figures. By doing so, we can ensure a more peaceful and stable democracy for all Nigerians.