Mr Musa noted that many criminal networks exploited gaps in identity management.
Mr Camara, one of his wives and two grandchildren were killed in a car bomb attack.
Mr Ndume commended the people of Gwoza for their resilience and commitment to self-reliance.
‘‘The problems of insurgency and kidnapping are drug induced.’’
“The issues of drug abuse are not funny and we must treat it squarely at both individual and governmental levels.”
Those who spoke with journalists hailed the efforts of security agencies in tackling the menace.
Defence spokesman Edward Buba disclosed this at a news conference in Abuja on Thursday on the armed forces operations.
Mr Tailkh said the unit had been providing surgical care for blast victims—those with gunshot wounds—and had trained health personnel in Borno.
“We no longer rely on 1970 or 1980 equipment to fight the battle of 2023. The Nigerian Army has procured various modern equipment and also has internally built ones.”
Mr Lagbaja said the army had recorded considerable achievements in the fight against insurgency, banditry and other criminality.
