Why you must End insecurity by end of 2025 – Tinubu orders military

By Miracle Ogunde

The Minister of Defence, Abubakar Badaru, has said that the military will continue its onslaught against bandits and all forms of criminalities.

In a viral video, Badaru noted that President Bola Tinubu has issued marching orders to themilitary to end banditry and general insecurity by the end of 2025.

According to Daily Post, the Minister said bandits are currently on the run and that the military won’t stop until they are all flushed out.

“The bandits are now on the run, but the military will not rest until we end this thing. The president has given us marching orders to end insecurity in every part of our country by the end of this year,” Badaru said.

“The Chief of Defence Staff, NSA are working day and night to actualize that target, as you have seen we are putting pressure on all the theatre operations.

“And indeed, mining activities have been lifted in Zamfara already and this is part of the reason we are meeting today to look at all areas where we have serious security issues and how best we can secure those areas.”

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    Abu Shekara

    The military are making substantial gains against terrorists and Tinubu’s administration should be commended and supported in this.
    For the people of banditry ravaged parts of Nigeria, insecurity of lives is the most important challenge; not inflation.

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