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JUST IN: Rescue All Persons In Captivity – Buhari Orders Security Chiefs

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  • Buhari has directed security chiefs to rescue all persons in captivity 

  • ….Munguno called for the strengthening of the nation’s borders to curb insecurity.

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EKO HOT BLOG reports that security chiefs have been directed by President Muhammadu Buhari to rescue all people who were kidnapped during the Kaduna train incident, as well as those who are currently being held captive.

This was disclosed by President Buhari’s National Security Adviser, Babagana Munguno, during a meeting of the National Security Council at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, on Thursday.

Munguno said the president was saddened by the security situation in the country and demanded immediate action from the security chiefs.

He also called for the strengthening of the nation’s borders to curb insecurity.

The national security adviser lamented that without the intelligence and support of the local communities, it will be difficult to tame the rising insecurity in the country.

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“It is expensive and takes time to purchase those things,” he remarked when asked why it is tough to implement technology to combat insecurity.

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