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Senate urges Nigerian govt to declare terrorist leaders wanted

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Senate on Wednesday urged the Federal Government to declare all suspected terrorists leaders in the country wanted.

The Senate call followed the adoption of a motion titled: “Urgent need to surmount all kinds of kidnappings, banditry and related security challenges in Wasagu-Danko, Sakaba, and Yauri Local Government Areas of Kebbi,” sponsored by Senator Bala Ibn Na’Allah (APC-Kebbi) and 12 other senators during the plenary in Abuja.

In his presentation, Na’Allah lamented that bandits were moving in hundreds in the areas terrorising the people.

He said: “The bandits have been reportedly laying siege around Yar-kuka, Morai, Dankade to Wadako and recently in Bena where 20 people were abducted.”

In his contribution, Senator Adamu Aliero (APC-Kebbi) urged the federal government to go all out against the terrorists and other criminals terrorising Nigerians.

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Aliero said: “Recently, we purchased Tucano Aircraft which can be used to move out the bandits.

“It has the ability to trace the movement of these bandits. If they are rustling cows, I wonder how they move them without being detected.

“I urge security forces to intensify efforts to stop banditry in the state.”

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