Former Nigerian Army chief Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai says security agencies are capable of locating bandits and other criminal groups, arguing that claims of inability do not hold up. Speaking on television, Buratai questions assertions that the agencies cannot track armed groups that sometimes publicize their activities online. He says it would be difficult to accept that security services cannot identify and find criminals who share information about themselves through social media. Buratai’s comments are framed as a response to wider concerns about banditry and kidnappings, and the operational limits claimed by authorities. The reports present his position as an argument for the availability of tracking capabilities rather than a statement of new investigative findings. Both outlets describe Buratai speaking publicly and disputing the idea that law enforcement lacks the means to locate bandits, emphasizing that the issue is whether agencies decide to pursue tracking effectively.
Buratai says security agencies can track bandits if they choose to
Former Nigerian Army chief Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai says security agencies are capable of locating bandits and other criminal groups, arguing that claims of inability do not hold up. Speaking on televis...
- Tukur Buratai says security agencies can locate bandits and kidnappers.
- He questions claims that security agencies cannot track criminal groups.
- Buratai argues it is unlikely given that some bandits publicize activities on social media.
- He speaks on television, including an interview on TVC.
- The comments are presented as an assessment of security capabilities rather than results of a specific operation.
Former Army Chief Tukur Buratai insists security agencies have the capacity to locate bandits and kidnappers, questioning claims of inability despite crimi Read More: https://punchng.com/bandits-can-be-located-if-security-agencies-want-to-says-buratai/
2 months agoBuratai, speaking during an interview on TVC on Monday, said he found it hard to believe that security agencies are unable to locate criminal groups who publicize their activities on social media. The post Security agencies can track bandits if they want to – Buratai appeared first on Vanguard News.
2 months ago
Gateway Mining extends WA gold discoveries at Cowza and Ward prospects near Wiluna
Gateway Mining reports drilling results from its WA Yandal gold project near Wiluna, extending both a newly found Cowza...
Iran says Strait of Hormuz will stay closed unless U.S. meets its stated conditions
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen unless the United States accepts a set of conditions. Multiple outlets re...
OceanaGold signs deal to buy Ausgold, securing WA’s Katanning gold project
OceanaGold Corporation signs an agreement to acquire ASX-listed Ausgold, including its flagship Katanning gold project i...