Prominent political activist and former senator, Shehu Sani, has lauded the Nigerian military for their recent successful operation that led to the elimination of a notorious bandit leader, Halilu Sububu, in the North-West region.

Sani, known for his vocal stance on security issues, took to his verified Twitter account to express his support for the troops and underscore the significance of this achievement in the fight against terrorism.

In his tweet, Sani stated, “The reported elimination of one of the top North-West Bandit leaders, Halilu Sububu, by the Nigerian troops is a major step forward in combatting terrorism. Even from his surname, you can imagine the kind of man he was.” His comment reflects the widespread relief and optimism that this development brings to the region, which has long been plagued by the violent activities of bandit groups.

Halilu Sububu was a notorious figure in the banditry landscape of the North-West, particularly in Zamfara State. His criminal activities, including kidnappings, killings, and raids on communities, have contributed to the destabilization of the region, causing untold suffering to the local population. The successful operation against Sububu is seen as a critical blow to the operational capabilities of bandit groups in the area.

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The Nigerian military has been intensifying its efforts to combat banditry and terrorism in recent months, with increased deployment of troops and equipment to the most affected areas. The elimination of Sububu is a testament to the effectiveness of these measures and a morale boost for both the military and the communities they are protecting….View Next

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