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Niger Speaker Hails Army, Security Agencies for Rescuing 70 Kidnap Victims

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Following the successful operation in Mariga Local Government Area, which led to the rescue of about 70 kidnapped victims, the Speaker of the Niger State House of Assembly, Abdulmalik Mohammed Sarkin-Daji, has commended the Nigerian Army and security agencies.
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‎In a statement on Sunday, the Speaker appreciated the bravery and professionalism of the security forces, adding that the operation has restored hope in affected communities.
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‎Sarkin-Daji also lauded the Department of State Services, DSS, and other security agencies for their strong collaboration and support, which according to him contributed to the success of the operation carried out in Mariga Local Government Area and other parts of the Niger North Senatorial District.
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‎The Speaker said the operation serves as a major relief to affected communities because it led to the neutralization of several bandits, the arrest of suspected criminals, and the safe rescue of many innocent citizens who had been held captive..
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‎He added that the rescue of about 70 kidnapped victims clearly demonstrates the renewed commitment of the Nigerian Army and security agencies to ending banditry and other criminal activities in the state.
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‎While reassuring the security forces of the continuous support and cooperation of the Niger State Government, he emphasised that the government remains committed to strengthening security efforts across the state.
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‎Sarkin-Daji also called on the people of Niger State to remain calm, vigilant, and law-abiding just as he encouraged them to support security agencies by providing useful and timely information that can assist in preventing crime and sustaining peace.

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