Nigerian Presidency Explains Challenges in Bombing Bandits, Cites Risk to Civilians
The Nigerian Presidency clarifies the challenges faced by security agencies in directly bombing bandits, citing the risk of harming innocent civilians and the complexity of identifying bandit hideouts. Onanuga highlights previous incidents in Borno State where mistaken bombings occurred.
The Presidency also mentions the redeployment of security personnel to high-risk areas to enhance security. The article underscores the need for caution in military operations to prevent civilian casualties and emphasizes the complexities of combating banditry in Nigeria.
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