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Kaduna Train Attack: Buhari Gives Security Chiefs Marching Orders To Rescue Abductees
Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president, has given security chiefs marching orders to rescue all persons abducted during the Kaduna train attack and other persons still in captivity.
Babagana Munguno, the National Security Adviser, disclosed this on Thursday after a meeting of the National Security Council presided over by President Buhari at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Munguno said the president was saddened by the security situation in the country and demanded immediate action from the security chiefs.
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He also called for the strengthening of the nation’s borders to curb insecurity.
According to the national security adviser lamented that without the intelligence and support of the local communities, it will be difficult to tame the rising insecurity in the country.
On why it is difficult to deploy technology to fight insecurity, he said “it is expensive and it takes time to purchase those things.”
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