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Defence Minister: To declare bandits as terrorists, we must follow due process

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
October 29, 2021
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Defence Minister: To declare bandits as terrorists, we must follow due process

Magashi

Defence Minister, Maj. Gen. Bashir Magashi (rtd), has said that the need to follow due process was responsible for the delay in declaring bandits as terrorists.
Magashi, who stated this on Friday, in Maiduguri, while fielding questions from newsmen, added that there was a procedure that needed to be observed before such a declaration.

Defence Minister: To declare bandits as terrorists, we must follow due process
Magashi

“We are not declaring them terrorists because there is a procedure for doing that.
“When the procedure is followed, they will be classified as terrorists. We are waiting for the procedure to be completed,” Magashi said.
The minister, who was in Maiduguri with the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Lucky Irabor and Service Chiefs on an assessment visit of the fight against insurgency in the North-East, expressed satisfaction with the successes so far recorded.
He said his team met with the Theatre Commander and other component commanders to deliberate on the next phase of operations, adding that the meeting also identified problems that required urgent attention to enhance the operations.

 

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