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NORTH-WEST NIGERIA BANDITS DEMAND RESPECT AND UNDERSTANDING IN EXCHANGE FOR PEACE

A notorious bandit leader has issued a stern warning to the Nigerian government and society, stating that their violent activities will persist unless they are treated with respect and understanding. Speaking on behalf of his group during a peace dialogue session in Katsina State, the bandit leader emphasized the need for mutual respect and an end to stigmatization. The bandit leader explained that many young people have been forced into banditry due to neglect, injustice, and long-standing grievances. He expressed a desire to return to a time when farmers and herders coexisted peacefully, and security personnel performed their duties without bias. The bandit leader’s comments come as part of ongoing peace efforts between security agencies, local authorities, and armed groups in the region. Traditional leaders, community stakeholders, and government officials are working together to find a lasting solution to the conflict that has plagued the North-West region for years. The bandit leader’s demand for respect and understanding highlights the complexity of the issue and the need for a nuanced approach to address the root causes of banditry. By engaging in meaningful dialogue and addressing the grievances of the bandits, the government and other stakeholders may be able to find a way to bring peace and stability to the region.

BREAKING: NOTORIOUS BANDIT BELLO TURJI CAPTURED, UNDERGOING INTERROGATION IN ABUJA

In a major breakthrough, Capital Times News (CTN) can report with exclusive authority that notorious bandit, Bello Turji, has been arrested following intense pressure from the military. Turji has been running around the forest of Zamfara for a hiding place, just as his commanders and some of his relations have been killed. We have it on good authority that Turji is in military custody in Abuja. He made last-minute efforts to rally support from fellow bandits commanders, but each of them turned his entreaties down. We can also confirm that he made his arrest easy as he gave voluntary indication that he was ready to surrender. However, details about his arrest are still sketchy as the military is yet to make an official statement. Capital Times News can authoritatively confirm that Turji is in military custody in Nigeria’s Capital City, Abuja, where he is undergoing interrogation. In an inquiry by CTN to the top brass of the Military, he replied with a terse “Not yet Confirmed”. This development is seen as a significant victory in the fight against banditry and terrorism in Nigeria. It’s worth noting that security forces have been closing in on Turji’s gang, with recent arrests of 18 gunmen linked to the notorious bandit near the Nigeria-Niger border in Sokoto State. The arrest of Turji is expected to deal a major blow to banditry in the region. CTN will continue to provide updates on this developing story as more information becomes available.