Soldier warns bandits can be crushed in 24 hours if given order
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A Nigerian soldier has openly expressed profound frustration over what he described as the avoidable suffering and insecurity plaguing communities across the country, urging authorities to give the military clear orders to neutralize the bandits responsible for repeated attacks, kidnappings, and the displacement of countless families.

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In an emotional and candid revelation, the soldier highlighted the immense pressure and challenges faced by frontline personnel, emphasizing that many are exhausted by the unending cycle of violence. He lamented that communities continue to live in fear, with civilians frequently falling victim to abductions, killings, and the destruction of property despite the existence of well-trained military units capable of decisive action.

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Soldier insists Army capable of defeating bandits

Despite the recurring crises, the soldier expressed strong confidence in the Nigerian military’s capacity to decisively end the insurgency if given proper directives. He stressed that the armed forces are fully equipped with the necessary training, manpower, and specialized tactical units needed to confront and neutralize the criminal networks operating in forested regions and other hideouts.

“We can end terrorism in 24 hours if only we’re given the order,” he declared in Hausa, noting that with adequate logistics, equipment, and a clear command structure, troops could immediately mobilize to secure the areas currently under the control of bandit groups.

He further emphasized: “Give us the chance, 24 hours is enough,” reaffirming the confidence shared by many soldiers who believe the military has the ability to restore peace and security if strategically deployed and supported by decision-makers at the highest levels.

Soldier laments over Nigerians suffering

The soldier also lamented the continued suffering of ordinary Nigerians, observing that citizens “wake up daily to reports of abducted schoolchildren, grieving families, and entire communities living in constant fear,” despite the presence of elite military units specifically trained to handle such situations. He questioned why these forces have not been fully activated and strategically deployed to protect vulnerable populations from persistent attacks.

In a powerful closing statement, he reflected on the purpose of his service, saying: “I didn’t wear this uniform for decoration or to brag, and not so people would fear me. I wear it to protect my country from evil.” His remarks resonated deeply, highlighting both the dedication of security personnel and the urgent need for decisive leadership and action against banditry and terrorism.

The soldier’s testimony comes amid rising concerns over nationwide insecurity, with multiple states reporting increased incidents of kidnappings, attacks on schools, and community invasions. His statements have sparked discussions on social media about the capacity and deployment of the Nigerian military, the accountability of government authorities, and the necessity of immediate measures to end the ongoing cycle of violence.

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