Nigerian Presidency Explains Why Security Agencies Avoid Bombing Bandits Despite Knowing Hideouts
The Nigerian Presidency explained the reasons behind security agencies refraining from bombing bandits' hideouts, emphasizing the importance of civilian safety and the need for precise intelligence to avoid harming innocent lives. Special Adviser to the President on Information Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, highlighted the improved intelligence gathering in recent years but cautioned against the dangers of aerial bombardment near rural communities.
The Presidency assured intensified ground operations to dismantle criminal networks and reiterated a commitment to restoring peace and enhancing security capabilities within the defense architecture, with ongoing reforms already showing progress.
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