El-Rufai Condemns Buhari Over ‘Repentant’ Criminals
Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna has slammed President Muhammadu Buhari regime’s initiative of reintegrating so-called repentant bandits and terrorists into society to curb insecurity in the North. Peoplegazette reports.
Mr El-Rufai said this on Tuesday while receiving the 2021 annual security report “We continue to emphasise that as a state government, we do not believe that there is any phenomenon like ‘repentant bandits”. Information Guide Nigeria
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The report was presented to him by the Commissioner for Internal Security, Samuel Aruwan.
The Kaduna governor noted that “Any person that makes a conscious decision to secure arms challenge the authority of the Nigerian state and threatens the lives and property of Nigerians does not deserve to live or be granted any concession by the society”.
“There are no immediate or remote causes to justify terrorist conduct. Those that hide behind these are either ethnic jingoists, religious apologists or fail to recognise that no legitimate government can survive by tolerating terrorists or negotiating with those that menace law-abiding citizens”. jamb results
“The creation of such a theatre command will enable a holistic approach to counter-insurgent operations across the six affected states and the enhanced coordination of the resources of the armed forces, the police, the State Security Service (SSS), our respective state vigilance services, hunters and other local volunteers to fight the insurgents”.
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“The military and police need modern technology, advanced armaments, equipment, and more boots on the ground,” the governor further stated.
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