Governor Babagana Zulum claimed that Boko Haram insurgents leverage sensational reporting, using such information to breathe despite their diminishing capacity.
Mr Badaru said that China had shown overwhelming interest in cooperating with Nigeria in the areas of technology transfer and training.
Mr Badaru said that the ministry had recorded successes in the fight against insecurity.
“It is important for you to know that we inherited a difficult situation, literally a bankrupt country.’’
The First Lady said that security challenges in the nation have become increasingly complex.
The remaining four helicopters are expected to be delivered before the end of the second quarter of 2024.
The minister’s visit to the duo was to seek professional advice on how to tackle and accomplish the task ahead of him.
“Oil theft is one of the reasons why Nigeria cannot meet her OPEC daily production quota,’’ he said.
The minister stressed that security was a dynamic issue which had its challenges.
Mr Magashi said this on Wednesday where he inaugurated some projects at the NDA in Kaduna.
