He said the ministry had integrated the National Learners’ Identification Number (LIN) with the NIN through the Nigeria Education Management Information System (NEMIS).
“During the pursuit of the fleeing terrorists at Miringa, a mine-resistant ambush-protected vehicle triggered an improvised explosive device,” said the military.
The federal government is set to implement 112 as Nigeria’s single national emergency number, with plans to engage governors and emergency responders nationwide.
The military said terrorists frequently used illicit drugs and intoxicants to stimulate fighters, suppress fear and facilitate violent operations.
The army described the July 7 attack on the base as a coordinated assault that was successfully repelled by troops.
Mr Musa also called for tougher penalties for kidnappers.
So-Safe Corps says it arrested a man, Abraham Michael, for the alleged abduction and rape of a teenager in the Gasline area of Sango.
The police command in Ogun says it killed two alleged kidnappers in an operation following the abduction of Prince Idris of Okun Owa.
Defence Minister Christopher Musa says security personnel do not need to wait for an order before engaging armed bandits or terrorists.
The police said the stolen vehicle was recovered in a well-coordinated intelligence operation.
