The committee comprises experts in tax administration, finance, law, the private sector and civil society.
The senator stated that Nigeria’s persistent security failures stem largely from the country’s inability to deploy modern technology to track criminals in real time.
Mr Dalhatu, in an interview with Arise TV on Friday, made reference to amnesty granted to Niger Delta militants, advocating the same for bandits.
Mr Onoja said the troops also recovered large caches of arms, vehicles, and ammunition while dismantling criminal and terrorist networks.
Mr Gabkwet said the engagements reflect the CAS’ commitment to ensuring that NAF operations are guided by intelligence, legality, and accountability.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) says it recorded 1,068 complaints in Plateau between January and October.
Mr Matawalle urged security agencies to sustain the momentum generated, embrace innovation, strengthen cooperation, and uphold professionalism in intelligence operations.
Referring to the recent killing of a brigadier general, the legislator pleaded with his colleagues to take the issue of security seriously.
Mr Oladejo urged citizens to remain calm and united despite the tension generated by recent attacks in parts of the country.
The appeal was made by the commission’s chairman, Abbas Daneji, during an interview in Kano on Friday.
