Musa, Ojo Reassure Nigerians in Angola as FG Vows to Revive Economy, Security
• Troops kill over 324 terrorists, apprehend 373 in one month, rescue 21 victims in Kogi • Police dismantle criminal hideouts, as bandits kill APC chieftain in Kano Michael Olugbode,
Musa and Ojo told Nigerian community in Angola that the government's efforts to tackle insecurity and boost the economy were paying off. The Defence Minister, Gen. Christopher Musa, vowed stronger measures to secure Nigeria's borders and neutralise emerging threats during an engagement with Nigerians in Luanda, ahead of the AU summit.
The Nigerian Army announced that over 324 terrorists and criminals were killed and 373 apprehended in August, with 21 NYSC members and 21 others rescued. The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, assured Nigerians in Angola that the economy was recovering, and promised to address their request for a Nigerian passport production centre in the country.
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