Nigerians Should Be Granted Right To Defend Selves - Brigadier General

Sokoto State - In order to win the war against terrorism, Brigadier General Tasi'u Ibrahim of Nigerian Army insists Nigerians should be granted the right to defend themselves.
He addressed the 1 Brigade's 2014 Officers Training Day in Sokoto, Sokoto State.
He noted that this measure, among others, is being practiced in developed nations of the world and should be adopted in Nigeria to win the ongoing war on terror.
Other measures, according to Ibrahim, are strict monitoring and severe restriction on the importation of certain goods that might prove to be useful to aid and abate such crimes.
For instance, insurgents are known for using motorcycles for their attacks. Also, town planners who allow the erection of illegal shops are of particular concern. Ibrahim called for urgent review of national planning system, settlement patterns and borders.
The brigade commander also suggested that national resources should be deployed in earnest to address the ugly situation, as the army is just but a fraction of the national powers.
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