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Zamfara Attacks: IGP Orders Massive Deployment of Special Forces

Admin April 7, 2014

IGP MDAs part of wider strategies aimed at tackling the recurrent attacks on some Zamfara communities, the Inspector-General of Police, IGP MD Abubakar,  has ordered the immediate massive deployment of Special Forces which comprises 10 units of Police Mobile Force (PMF), three  units of conventional policemen, a unit of Counter-Terrorism personnel, Border Patrol Teams and Force Intelligence personnel drawn from various Squadrons and Commands to  reinforce the operation of the existing Force in the affected areas. In addition, the Air Wing of the Nigeria Police will commence aerial patrol and surveillance in order to efficiently and effectively monitor the situation.

These directives which the IGP issued in response to the security assessment report of the affected areas, also ordered extensive covert operations from the Force Intelligence Bureau while the Border Patrol Teams are to maintain adequate surveillance of all border areas around Zamfara to forestall further infiltration and escape of marauders through the borders.

While commiserating with the families of the victims of the attacks, the IGP urged citizens to cooperate with the Force in its effort at restoring peace and security in the area and advised them to be law-abiding as they go about their lawful businesses.

It would be recalled that the IGP had earlier set up a reconciliatory committee headed by DIG Michael Zuokumor with a mandate to reach out to communities and stakeholders in the States witnessing attacks in order to permanently entrench peace.

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