Security Agencies in Abuja have commenced anti kidnapping operations to reclaim Communities sacked by bandits and kidnappers in the Federal Capital Territory.
The exercise, tagged “G-7” is a joint operation by all the security agencies targeted at holistically addressing the growing cases of kidnapping and banditry in the Nigerian Capital.
It was a gathering of all security forces, men and women in uniform who converged on Eagle square for the official briefing by the deputy commissioner of police in the FCT, Ben Angwe, who is the Commander of the operation tagged G-7.
The team had immediately moved to the Force Operation Base in Kwali area Council of the Federal Capital Territory from where they proceeded to the affected communities. The team gave reasons for the show of force in the identified communities.
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In Bade, the team met a ghost community as there was no single person save for the fowl sighted in the deserted village.
At Luguda village, a young man Moses Kumo says life has been unbearable and there is urgent need to improve the security situation in the area.
The G7 operation is an initiative expected to be replicated across the states sharing common borders with the Federal Capital Territory in the next two weeks.
(Editor: Paul Akhagbemhe)
