Kogi State Deploys Drones to Tackle Banditry and Enhance Security

Kogi State Governor Usman Ododo has introduced drones as part of the state's security strategy to combat banditry and improve surveillance capabilities. The deployment of drones was unveiled at a ceremony in Lokoja, emphasizing the state's commitment to leveraging technology for peace and security.
Governor Ododo highlighted the drones' advanced surveillance and monitoring features, enabling real-time intelligence gathering and precise security operations, particularly in challenging terrains. The initiative aims to enhance coordination among security agencies and ensure a swift and intelligence-driven response to criminal activities in the state.
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