About two weeks ago, there was an intelligence report that Boderi Isyaku was going to block the Kaduna-Abuja highway – According to Captain Sadeeq Shehu [rtd]

Captain Sadeeq Shehu, a retired military officer, has claimed that an intelligence assessment suggested that infamous bandit kingpin Boderi Isyaku planned to barricade the Kaduna-Abuja route. He said that the following widespread deployment of law enforcement and military troops along that road would be interpreted as a precautionary action, creating the impression that the planned attack was thwarted by the obvious presence of security officers. He underlined how crucial it is to acknowledge these “invisible successes,” which are overlooked when assessing military prowess. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He said in an interview with Arise TV, ”There is the invisible part of success by the military, the invisible part which cannot be measured is when an attack by either a terrorist group or a bandit group did not happen because of security agencies. About two weeks ago, there was an intelligence report that Boderi Isyaku was going to block the Kaduna-Abuja highway.

And because of that anybody who was plying that route saw massive deployment of police and military personnel. We can assume that because of the presence of those security forces, Boderi did not attack. So these are the kind of invisible successes that sometimes are not taken into account when we look at military successes.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>