An editorial argues that Nigeria's fight against terrorism and banditry requires more than military force, as armed groups have evolved into a widespread ecosystem. The piece notes that these groups operate from forests and remote areas, engaging in kidnapping, attacks, and extortion. It highlights the courage of security personnel but asserts that the national security architecture has not effectively protected citizens. The editorial calls for uprooting the logistic supply chains of these groups.
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