KEBBI PLANS MILITARY BASE IN COMMUNITIES HIT BY BANDIT ATTACKS

The Kebbi State Government has announced plans to establish a military base in communities affected by recent bandit attacks in Bagudo Local Government Area.

Governor Nasir Idris said the proposed base would strengthen security in the affected communities and support efforts to enable displaced residents to return home.

The announcement followed recent security concerns in parts of the local government area, where attacks have affected residents and disrupted normal activities.

The governor said the state government would work with security authorities to improve the protection of communities and restore confidence among residents.

The proposed military presence is expected to strengthen security operations and improve response to threats in affected areas.

The initiative is part of broader efforts by the state government and security agencies to address insecurity and support the return of residents displaced by attacks.

The governor also called for continued cooperation between residents and security agencies, particularly through the sharing of information that could assist efforts to protect communities.

The planned base is expected to complement existing security measures in the affected parts of Kebbi State.