How can Nigeria stop its kidnap crisis?

In "The Inquiry," Tanya Beckett and expert witnesses delve into Nigeria's escalating kidnap crisis, triggered by the 2014 Chibok school abduction. Factors such as ungoverned spaces, economic downturns, and the proliferation of weapons contribute to the rise of both financially and religiously motivated kidnappings. Proposed solutions include enhanced intelligence gathering, motorbike tracking systems, improved road infrastructure, a move towards a cashless economy, and increased access to education. The discussion emphasizes the need for strategic international assistance and public investment rather than military intervention to address the root causes of the crisis.