When The Troops Pass An Area, Locals Will Call The Bandits & Tell Them The Troops Just Passed -According to General Christopher Musa

General Christopher Musa, the Chief of Defense Staff, has underlined the necessity of teamwork in battling criminal forces, emphasizing that the military is not the only institution responsible for this. He questioned who finances and provides logistical assistance for these terrorists and outlaws, voicing concerns about their support. He disclosed that certain people, including those who live nearby, trade with the crooks. He emphasized that the villagers alert the bandits of the military’s operations when they travel through a region, providing information like the quantity of vehicles and soldiers. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He exposed the various contributors to the bandits’ activities, including doctors providing medical assistance and musicians performing for them. He shed light on the financial motivations that drive individuals to collaborate with criminals.

He said in an interview with Daily Trust TV, ”There are criminals joined together in this fight. Good people must join together to fight evil. The mistake we are making is that it’s only the military that should do it. Let me tell you a shocking thing, who are the people funding those guys? Who are the people giving them money? Who are the people giving them the logistics to work? People are trading with them.

When the troops pass an area, the locals will call the bandits and tell them the troops just passed. They will tell them the numbers of vehicles, and the number of troops. There are people that do that and it’s their business. We have doctors that go to the bush to treat them. In the North, we have women that carry women to them. Musicians go to sing for them. Because maybe if the man goes to sing somewhere, they might give him N5000 but those guys will give him N100,000 or N200,000. So when he thinks about the money he is making, he forgets that it is blood money.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>