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Army Chief Orders Troops To Go “All Out” Against Bandits In Kebbi

Omolemi EboisetaleBy Omolemi EboisetaleNovember 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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The Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu, has directed troops of Operation Fasan Yamma to go “all out” against the bandits who abducted students of Government Girls Secondary School, Maga in Kebbi State.

Shaibu made the order on Tuesday during an assessment visit to Maga community, where he addressed troops and warned that bandits had developed a pattern of attacking soft targets.

The Army Chief emphasized that such tactics must be countered with superior strategy, intelligence, and relentless operations. “You must continue day and night fighting. We must find these children,” Shaibu ordered. He urged troops to sustain 24-hour operations until all abducted students are rescued and safely reunited with their families.

Shaibu also held a separate meeting with local vigilantes and hunters working alongside security forces. He emphasized the crucial role of community collaboration, noting their deep familiarity with the terrain. “If we have people like you, you are the ones who will work with us and provide local intelligence. You know these forests; you know where the criminals hide,” he said.





The Army Chief condemned the bandits’ intention to instill fear and disrupt education. “What these evil people are trying to do is scare children from going to school. Let every man know we will not allow that,” he added. He praised the vigilantes for their courage and assured them of continued military support.

Shaibu visited the traditional ruler of Danko, Abubakar Allaje, and the principal of the attacked school, Rabi Magaji, to offer condolences and solidarity. He reaffirmed the military’s resolve, saying: “We are fully committed. We will not relent. The safety of these children is a national priority, and we are deploying every resource to ensure they return home safely.”

The Army Chief’s visit demonstrates the military’s determination to bring an end to the banditry menace in Kebbi State and ensure the safe return of the abducted students. The operation is expected to be intelligence-led, with troops working closely with local vigilantes and hunters to track down the bandits.

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