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It is fight to the finish with bandits, says Chief of Air Staff

Ibrahim Ahmadu by Ibrahim Ahmadu
September 17, 2020
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The Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Saqeeq Abubakar, has vowed that the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) would continue fighting the bandits until the criminals stopped killing innocent civilians.

Abubakar said this during his visit to Katsina on Thursday for an on-the-spot assessment of “Operation Wutan Daji Two “, a subsidiary of “Operation Hadarin Daji” recently launched in the North-West.

He explained that “Operation Wutan Daji Two” was aimed at identifying the locations of bandits in the forests with a view to flushing them out.

Asked when the operation is going to last, Abubakar said: “We don’t know, we will make sure we catch the bandits in their nets.

“The fighting is not going to end until we make sure that no civilian is killed and we clear the bandits in the forests.”

He expressed satisfaction with the operation by the Air officers and men and urged them to work in synergy with other security agencies against banditry, kidnapping, cattle rustling and criminal acts.
The Air Chief said that he got the briefs from the officers in charge of the ongoing operation who pointed out the areas of changes and needs.

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