The Nigerian Military has refuted claims of any Northwest community entering peace agreements with bandits or terrorists. During a press briefing in Abuja, Major General Markus Kangye insisted that military actions adhere to strict protocols, and no community should negotiate given the ongoing offensives against militant groups.
Kangye highlighted recent successes from joint operations with hybrid forces and other agencies against terrorism and organized crime. Various operations over the past week led to the neutralization of numerous terrorists, the capture of their collaborators, and the rescue of kidnapped victims, showcasing continued military effectiveness.
- Sustained military actions greatly weaken terrorist groups.
- Communities engaging with bandits are not backed by military.
- Coordinated efforts with other security bodies see promising results.
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