After Intense Aerial Bombardments, Bandit Leaders Beg For Amnesty From Nigerian Govt

After Intense Aerial Bombardments, Bandit Leaders Beg For Amnesty From Nigerian Govt

Following sustained airstrikes by the Nigerian Air Force on their hideouts and locations, notorious leaders of bandits in the North-Western states of Nigeria have sought dialogue and amnesty from the government…CONTINUE READING

Intelligence sources have revealed that bandit kingpins in Katsina and Zamfara states have sent representatives to a meeting held in Gusami Village in Zamfara’s Birnin Magaji Local Government Area.

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The meeting aimed to unite their forces and explore peace options with the government due to the significant losses they’ve suffered from military attacks. They expressed their willingness to surrender their weapons for a peace agreement.

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The bandit leaders acknowledged their readiness to embrace peace with the new state administrations but expressed concern over continuous airstrikes by the Nigerian Air Force, which targeted their homes, families, livestock, and storage facilities.

During their recent meeting, the bandit leaders agreed to participate in peace initiatives by handing over some of their weapons to government forces while retaining others in anticipation of possible attacks by other bandit leaders in neighboring areas.

They also suggested the involvement of recognized and registered Fulani groups, such as the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN), in facilitating the peace process and Amnesty Programme.

Recent airstrikes conducted by the Nigerian Military have eliminated a significant number of foot soldiers belonging to notorious bandit kingpins, including Dankarami and Ado Aliero in Zamfara. The intensified military efforts aim to root out terrorists and their activities in the North-West region.

The Nigerian Air Force has targeted various locations in Zamfara and Katsina states, including Zurmi, Tsafe, Faskari, and Jibia Local Government Areas, as part of Operation Hadarin Daji’s efforts to counter banditry in the region.