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The range of equipment with terrorists in the North requires a pragmatic response from the Nigerian state and not this charade from the Buhari government. This has always been my position. Unfortunately, this federal government is deliberately stalling for reasons so difficult to comprehend. The capabilities of the Nigerian military are persistently eroded by the terroristsâ range of equipment. It is dizzying seeing non-state actors with high calibre equipment and downing fighter jets. Why must this persist in a country with a legitimate government? The outlaws are evidently waxing stronger and controlling territories while the Buhari government goes about with chicanery that no Nigerian territory is under the control of the terrorists. A serious government should be truthfully worried and look towards foreign military consultants for help; not the celebration that followed Flight Lieuten
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Bandits kill mobile police officers in Zamfara – Official
A worker at Yarima Bakura Specialist Hospital said the bodies of the mobile police officers had been deposited in the facility.
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The Zamfara State government has confirmed the killing on Sunday of many mobile police officers on special duty by bandits in Kurar Mota area of Zamfara State.
A spokesperson of Governor
He said the governor had cancelled his schedules in mourning of the fallen police officers.
Ibrahim Zauma, special assistant to the governor on new media, gave the confirmation of the attack on his official Facebook page.
He posted thus: “Governor Bello Matawalle has just cancelled his scheduled political meeting in commiseration of the death of our gallant MOPOL officers at Kurar Mota frontline base.
Daily Post Nigeria
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Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State, on Sunday, expressed shock over the killing of 13 police officers by suspected bandits.
The policemen were gunned down at a mobile camp in Kurar Mota community, in Bagudu Local Government Area of Zamfara State.
Matawelle’s reaction was contained in a statement by Director-General, Media, Public Enlightenment and Communications, Government House, Gusau, Malam Yusuf Idris.
The statement said the governor expressed “devastation“ when he visited 7 injured policemen who were receiving treatment at the Yariman Bakura Specialist Hospital in Gusau.
The statement read, “It was on receipt of the news of the unfortunate incident that the governor immediately rushed to the hospital to sympathise with those currently receiving treatment at the facility.
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