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Military Onslaught: Be Wary Of Fleeing Bandits, Sokoto Gov’t Alerts Residents

by Adeniyi Olugbemi
8 months ago
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Following the sustained military onslaught against bandits and terrorists in the eastern part of Sokoto State and its environs, the State government has alerted residents to be cautious of fleeing bandits.

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The Special Adviser to Governor Ahmed Aliyu on Security Matters, Col. Ahmed Usman (rtd), who alerted the residents of the areas, hinted that the state government-sponsored joint military operations in the area have been successful, leaving the bandits and terrorists disorganised.

According to the Governor’s adviser, “many terrorist enclaves were identified and destroyed, with several bandits neutralised. Hundreds of kidnap victims are also being rescued in the ongoing operations.

“As security operatives put more pressure on the bandits, they are fleeing to other areas with their injured members. We are creating awareness to alert our people to be cautious, as some bandits may disguise themselves and seek refuge in villages or receive treatment at local clinics.

“I urge residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious movements in their areas.”

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The State government, therefore, encouraged residents to report suspicious activities to security agencies, contributing to efforts to secure the state and make it economically viable in line with Governor Aliyu’s 9-point agenda.

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