No amount of distractions would deter
the military from ending terrorism in Nigeria by December, the
country's Army said on Sunday.
Recent bombings were aimed at diverting the attention of the
military from achieving its target in the ongoing anti-terrorism
war, Maj.-Gen. Yushau Abubakar, the military commander in charge of
northeast city of Maiduguri said.
Abubakar was reacting to recent spate of suicide bombings by
suspected insurgents in parts of the country.
He said the military had already gotten clues about those
involved in the recent suicide bombings in Maiduguri, capital of
northeast Borno State.
"We searched the houses and certain items that we recovered at
the vicinity, which gave us some clues," Abubakar said.
He said although investigations had commenced on the clues, it
would take time before reaching a conclusion.
The military commander appealed to Nigerians to be security
conscious to avoid future occurrence.
Abubakar said the military was working on a strategy that would
enable individuals to pass vital information to security agents
without being noticed. Enditem
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