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The Senate has spoken about the challenges faced by the army over internal security. Senator Ali Ndume said bandits have resumed attacks on Kaduna Abuja road.

The Nigerian Army has said that the businesses mostly attacked in Lagos by hoodlums that hijacked the initially peaceful EndSARS protest belonged to Igbos.

A civil society organisation, Coalition Against Terrorism and Extremism, has announced a plan to give the Nigerian army full support to capture terrorists.

The Chief of Army Staff, TY Buratai said that the induction of the vehicles was a testament to the commitment of the Nigerian Army to building its capacity.

Socio-cultural groups such as Afenifere, Ohanaeze Ndigbo have condemned the move by the Nigerian Army to recruit 400 members of the civilian JTF in Borno state.

The recent allegations by Ndume sparked outrage from Nigerians, as many have severally opposed government's decision to grant amnesty to the former terrorists.

Two Nigerian men on Thursday, November 12, filed a suit against the Lagos state government and the judicial panel of inquiry over the probe of Lekki shooting.

A human rights lawyer, Falana has reacted to a complaint filed against him at the International Criminal Court. The senior lawyer said the suit is lacks merit.

The Nigerian Army has submiited an affidavit to the Lagos state panel of judicial inquiry probing the alleged shooting of EndSARS protesters at Lekki tollgate.
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