Crime
Repentant Boko Haram members instrumental in fight against terrorists — Buni
Mai Mala Buni, governor of Yobe state, asserted that former Boko Haram members who have renounced violence have become valuable allies in the fight against the extremist group.
These repentant members, known as the “Hybrid Force,” are assisting security forces with crucial intelligence gathering.
Governor Buni addressed resident concerns regarding the Hybrid Force’s involvement in security operations within Gaidam.
He assured the public that the government prioritizes their safety and would never take actions that could jeopardize it.
Governor Buni explained the valuable contributions of the Hybrid Force:
Intelligence Sharing: They leverage their existing connections within Boko Haram and ISWAP (Islamic State West Africa Province) to provide security forces with vital information about the insurgents’ movements, plans, and collaborators.
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Identifying Supply Chains: The Hybrid Force helps pinpoint individuals who support Boko Haram by supplying food, fuel, and other necessities. This intel has led to the arrest of twelve such collaborators in Geidam.
Governor Buni emphasized the importance of public cooperation in combating the insurgency.
He highlighted Boko Haram’s dependence on stolen supplies, urging residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity.
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