On Thursday, the Nigeria Hunters' Council, Kebbi State chapter, pledged willingness to support security officers in combating banditry, livestock rustling, abduction, and other kinds of criminality throughout the nation.
Musa Hussaini-Rambow, the council's Kebbi State Commander, made the admission on Thursday during a visit to One Battalion, Nigerian Army, Birnin Kebbi, and the state command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps (NSCDC) in Birnin Kebbi.
He added that the council's principal goal is to safeguard the trees and shrubs that have become hideouts for criminals.
The Commander, who solicited the Nigerian Army's and NSCDC's help and collaboration, also encouraged the security agencies to assist the council with personnel training, exercises, and statement drafting, among other things.
In response, the battalion's commanding officer, Maj. I. Onyemabo, affirmed the army's preparedness to collaborate with the hunters.
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Musa Bala, the state NSCDC Commander, also responded, describing security as everyone's duty that required everyone's support and collaboration while promising to cooperate with the hunters on operations and information collection.
The Commander, who solicited the Nigerian Army's and NSCDC's help and collaboration, also encouraged the security agencies to assist the council with personnel training, exercises, and statement drafting, among other things.
In response, the battalion's commanding officer, Maj. I. Onyemabo, affirmed the army's preparedness to collaborate with the hunters.
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