Presidency Explains Challenges in Attacking Bandits Among Civilians
The Presidency clarifies the challenges faced by security forces in launching direct attacks on bandits who operate among civilian populations, citing the risk to innocent lives. Special Adviser to the President, Onanuga, highlights the importance of accurate intelligence to prevent civilian casualties.
The government urges schools to provide complete information during abductions to aid rescue efforts. Security agencies are working cautiously to ensure successful rescue operations based on accurate intelligence.
Notably, the military, alongside the DSS, rescued 38 kidnapped worshippers in Kwara.
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