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Army urges vigilante group to share timely intelligence
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The Nigerian Army has urged the Vigilante Group of Nigeria to share timely and credible intelligence to help tackle insecurity and threats ahead of 2027.
The Commander, Presidential Guards Brigade, Brigadier General Adebisi Onasanya, emphasized the importance of grassroots intelligence gathered by vigilante groups in the success of security operations.
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Key Takeaways
- Nigerian Army seeks cooperation with Vigilante Group of Nigeria
- Timely intelligence sharing is crucial for tackling insecurity
- Grassroots intelligence is vital for security operations
- Vigilante groups have a critical role in providing intelligence
- The partnership aims to address security threats ahead of 2027
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Expected Outcomes
- Improved security operations, reduced insecurity
Why It Matters
The partnership between the Nigerian Army and Vigilante Group of Nigeria is crucial for addressing security threats in the country
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