Nigerian Army Chief Orders Intensified Offensive Against Bandits
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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS) of Nigeria has directed military forces to intensify operations against bandits and kidnappers in Kwara and neighboring states. This action aims to curb rising insecurity and protect civilians in regions plagued by violent criminal groups. The offensive could impact local stability and security conditions in affected states.
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- •The Nigerian Army Chief of Army Staff issued the order on May 28, 2026.
- •The intensified military operations target bandits and kidnappers operating in Kwara State and adjacent areas.
- •The directive focuses on crushing terrorist and criminal groups responsible for kidnappings and attacks.
- •The offensive is a response to ongoing security challenges affecting civilian safety in these regions.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Nigerian troops successfully intensify their offensive and dismantle bandit groups then security could improve in Kwara and neighboring states, reducing kidnappings and restoring public confidence.
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