Nigerian Senate Orders Probe Into Military Withdrawal After Kebbi School Attack
The Nigerian Senate has directed a joint committee to investigate the sudden withdrawal of military personnel from a girls' secondary school in Kebbi State before a bandit attack. This move comes after the killing of Brig. Gen. Musa Uba and amid rising insecurity in the country.
The Senate also discussed former US President Donald Trump's comments on potential foreign military intervention in Nigeria. Senator Opeyemi Bamidele emphasized the importance of deploying technology to combat security threats and highlighted recent kidnappings in Kwara, Kebbi, and Niger states.
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