NAF successful airstrike on bandits’ enclave excites Katsina Govt. 

Fri, Nov 22, 2024
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THE Katsina State Government, has lauded the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), for a successful airstrike that targeted a known bandit’s enclave in Ruwan-Godiya District, Faskari Local Government Area.

A statement by the State Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Dr Nasir Mua’zu, on Thursday in Katsina, observed that the operation demonstrated NAF’s unwavering commitment to protecting civilians and safeguarding lives and property in the region.

Muazu revealed that the operation, conducted by the air component of Operation “FARAUTAR MUJIYA”, the precision strike significantly degraded criminal elements’ operational capacity.

The commissioner explained that the strike underscored the NAF’s professional approach to combating security threats using local intelligence.

“We commend the Nigerian Air Force for their exceptional performance and strategic intervention.

“This operation represents a critical step in restoring peace and security to our communities,” he said.

Mua’zu, therefore, urged residents to remain vigilant and supportive to ongoing security efforts in the fight against banditry and other crimes.

He further reaffirmed the commitment of government to collaborating with the military and other security agencies in maintaining regional stability. (NAN)

21st November, 2024.

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