Military Urged to Target Terrorists' Logistics Suppliers

The article emphasizes the necessity for the Nigerian military to pursue the logistics suppliers of terrorist groups. This follows the arrest of a 15-year-old boy named Tijjani, who confessed in a video to assisting insurgents by transporting supplies.

The incident occurred after the killing of Gener Oseni Braimah and two soldiers in Borno State. Tijjani's confession revealed that he was involved in moving money and supplies across various locations, with a specific mention of a transaction involving N850,000 for purchasing supplies for fighters.

The military's ongoing investigations aim to track the network of these suppliers and disrupt their operations. Critics argue that there has been insufficient effort to cut off essential supplies such as food, weapons, and medical supplies to the terrorists.

The article draws parallels to historical military strategies during the Nigeria-Biafra war, questioning why similar measures are not being implemented against current terrorist threats.