INFORMATION:

In the Federal Government's efforts to secure Nigeria, below are security interventions by the Nigerian Army Nigeria Air Force, and Nigerian Police, carried out month by month, this 2018:

JANUARY 2018:
The 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, Kaduna, launched a special operation, Karamin Goro (Small Kola Nut), in collaboration with the Air Force, Police, Department of State Services, and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC; to tackle kidnapping, robbery and cattle rustling in parts of Kaduna and Niger States (Minna-Birnin Gwari-Pandogari and Minna-Sarkin Pawa general areas)

FEBRUARY 2018:
The Nigerian Army commenced Exercise Ayem Akpatuma covering Benue, Taraba, Kogi, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Niger states, in order to tackle the cases of kidnappings, herdsmen/farmers’ clashes, among others.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) inducted its first indigenous operational Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), Tsaigumi. The newly-inducted UAV has day and night capability, an operational endurance in excess of 10 hours, a service ceiling of 15,000 feet and a mission radius of 100km, and is capable of being used for policing operations, disaster management, convoy protection, maritime patrol, pipeline, power line monitoring as well as mapping and border patrol duties.

MARCH 2018:
The Nigerian Army extended Exercise Ayem Akpatuma in Taraba State by two months.

APRIL 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force took delivery of a second batch of 2 brand new Mi-35N helicopter gunships to boost internal security.

MAY 2018:
The Nigerian Police Force inaugurated a Mobile Squadron in Takum, Taraba State

The Nigerian Air Force established 3 new Quick Response Wings (QRW) in Taraba, Nasarawa and Benue states respectively, and deployed Special Forces personnel to these new bases. (Taraba State QRW is located in Nguroje, Nasarawa State QRW in Doma; and Benue State QRW in Agatu).

Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Idris ordered the deployment of 200 policemen, and 10 patrol vehicles to Birnin Gwari (Kaduna)-Zamfara axis to tackle armed banditry in the area.

President Muhammadu Buhari approved the establishment of a new Battalion of the Nigerian Army, as well as a new Police Area Command, in Birnin Gwari LGA of Kaduna State, as part of measures to scale up the security response to the banditry affecting the area. Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen. Tukur Buratai, has since flagged-off the new Battalion [2 Battalion Forward Operating Base (FOB)] in Kanfanin Doka Village, Birnin-Gwari, Kaduna State.

The Defence Headquarters assembled a Special Military Intervention Force comprising more than 1,000 personnel, drawn from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Police, DSS and NSCDC, to respond to the security challenges in the North Central and North West.

On May 8, 2018, the Force launched Operation WHIRL STROKE, as a full-scale military operation to completely restore law, order and stability in the affected communities. The Whirl Stroke Operational Force Commander is Major General Adeyemi Yekini.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai inducted a mix of 49 Toyota Land cruisers and Innoson gun trucks, at the HQ of the 133 Special Forces Battalion of Nigerian Army at Azare, to support the ongoing OPERATION LAST HOLD in Northern Borno.

NAF launched newly-constructed accommodation for the 205 Combat Search and Rescue Group (CSARG) — established in 2017 to provide aid and operational assistance to wounded and distressed troops serving in combat units — in Kerang, Plateau State.

The Air Task Force of NAF commenced Operation THUNDER STRIKE to attack selected locations of Boko Haram Terrorists in the North-East.

Nigerian Army concludes Ayem Akpatuma Exercise in Benue, Taraba and Kogi states
Operation LAFIYA DOYLE troops partnered with Cameroonian Defence Forces and the Civilian Joint Task Force in a Joint Counter-Insurgency Operation to overrun a Boko Haram hideout in Bukar Maryam and Abaganaram villages of Borno state, capturing 11 terrorists and killing 2 others.

The Nigerian Army commissioned its new Forward Operating Base in Epe, Lagos State

JUNE 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) successfully accomplished the first in-country overhaul of one of its helicopter gunships, the Mi-35P NAF 531, employed in the counterinsurgency operations in the Northeast before it was grounded, having become due for scheduled overhaul. This is the first in-country Life Extension Programme of Mi-35P Helicopter Gunship successfully accomplished by NAF. Also restored to serviceability was an EC-135 Helicopter, NAF 548, which became unserviceable in March 2018 because of the need to undergo an engine modular change. The reactivation works on the helicopters -- which brings to 13 the number of aircraft re-activated by the NAF since July 2015 -- were carried out in the hangar of 115 SOG by NAF engineers and technicians, who worked closely with some foreign technical partners. Functional Check Flights (FCFs) have since been carried out on the 2 newly reactivated helicopters, and they will be immediately deployed for operational duties. In-country Periodic Depot Maintenance of another Mi-35 Helicopter will commence immediately.

NAF deploys combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau, Zamfara state to support the fight against armed banditry in the town and its environs.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) commissioned helipads at the 207 Quick Response Facility Group in Gusau, Zamfara State, which would serve as base for combat ready helicopters that can respond to emergency security needs in the state.

The Nigerian Air Force deployed a combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau. The deployment of the weaponized EC-135 helicopter is part of efforts aimed at intensifying the fight against armed banditry in Zamfara State and environs.

presidency:
INFORMATION:

In the Federal Government's efforts to secure Nigeria, below are security interventions by the Nigerian Army Nigeria Air Force, and Nigerian Police, carried out month by month, this 2018...

Thanks for sharing

In view of the reported carnage, how do we improve the effectiveness of these security interventions?

In a sane & civilized society the government don't go about telling it's citizens how they have protected them unless there is an emergency thts when the govt can relay information on evacuation plans & what ppl should do in the case of emergency.
Only a failed govt will be writing this piece of trash to deceive the zombies coz I don't need to be told when am safe or when am not safe in a country I live in.
I wonder how ppl in the north central or north east will react when they see write up like this.
Buhari should wake up & take responsibility of the security failures in the country coz writing all these epistle doesn't stop the killing tht has been going on since he came into power.

Buhari na useless lesbian goat, ask the terrorist why he wants to give Nigerian land to Libyan herdsmen who go about killing farmers and their families all over the country ? He shall pay for every drop of blood spilled Insha'Allah Amin

Yet heardmen is causing untold havoc and destruction of lives and properties!!

I don’t wanna believe any paper work or mouth talk until we see the effect.

God bless Nigeria

Secure wetin? Until we have Security cameras everywhere and monitoring satellites flying over our airspace then we can now say FG is securing Nigeria.

"The situation in Nigeria is dire. The international community is paying attention closely. They're on a deportation spree now, sending all Nigerians home so they can participate in the 2019 general elections and save their country from the bondage of Terrorist APC"

-Exerted from CIA Operational Manual, May 2018.

nairaman66:
Yet heardmen is causing untold havoc and destruction of lives and properties!!

You dey mind them?

Super clueless gonment

alignacademy:


Thanks for sharing

In view of the reported carnage, how do we improve the effectiveness of these security interventions?

If really you are relying on the present day Nigerian Government for security, sorry, you're on your own.

And what's the meaning of the trash?

It's a welcome development that, at least, someone in the Presidency is here on Nairaland.

Dear Presidency, I wish to bring to your feigned and hitherto unaware awareness that the Federal Government you represent here is a failed, myopic, nepotic, clannish, tribalistic, barbaric and backward government.

What has your Principal done in the following cases, vis-a-vis?

The killings going on on a daily basis in the North Central and Southern States that are orchestrated by the Fulani herdsmen terrorists at the behest of the Presidency?

What about the deliberate, persistent and calculated efforts by the Federal Government to force the North Central and Southern States to surrender their God given ancestral lands to the Fulanis, simply because Muhammadu Buhari presently occupies Aso Rock?

What has your Government really achieved by the unnecessary militarisation of the country that is practising Democracy, apart from marshalling of the Armed Forces only in defence of the Fulanis?

Just go back and tell your Principal to wait for the wrath of the ordinary citizens come next year's general elections.

T

presidency:
INFORMATION:

In the Federal Government's efforts to secure Nigeria, below are security interventions by the Nigerian Army Nigeria Air Force, and Nigerian Police, carried out month by month, this 2018:

JANUARY 2018:
The 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, Kaduna, launched a special operation, Karamin Goro (Small Kola Nut), in collaboration with the Air Force, Police, Department of State Services, and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC; to tackle kidnapping, robbery and cattle rustling in parts of Kaduna and Niger States (Minna-Birnin Gwari-Pandogari and Minna-Sarkin Pawa general areas)

FEBRUARY 2018:
The Nigerian Army commenced Exercise Ayem Akpatuma covering Benue, Taraba, Kogi, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Niger states, in order to tackle the cases of kidnappings, herdsmen/farmers’ clashes, among others.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) inducted its first indigenous operational Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), Tsaigumi. The newly-inducted UAV has day and night capability, an operational endurance in excess of 10 hours, a service ceiling of 15,000 feet and a mission radius of 100km, and is capable of being used for policing operations, disaster management, convoy protection, maritime patrol, pipeline, power line monitoring as well as mapping and border patrol duties.

MARCH 2018:
The Nigerian Army extended Exercise Ayem Akpatuma in Taraba State by two months.

APRIL 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force took delivery of a second batch of 2 brand new Mi-35N helicopter gunships to boost internal security.

MAY 2018:
The Nigerian Police Force inaugurated a Mobile Squadron in Takum, Taraba State

The Nigerian Air Force established 3 new Quick Response Wings (QRW) in Taraba, Nasarawa and Benue states respectively, and deployed Special Forces personnel to these new bases. (Taraba State QRW is located in Nguroje, Nasarawa State QRW in Doma; and Benue State QRW in Agatu).

Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Idris ordered the deployment of 200 policemen, and 10 patrol vehicles to Birnin Gwari (Kaduna)-Zamfara axis to tackle armed banditry in the area.

President Muhammadu Buhari approved the establishment of a new Battalion of the Nigerian Army, as well as a new Police Area Command, in Birnin Gwari LGA of Kaduna State, as part of measures to scale up the security response to the banditry affecting the area. Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen. Tukur Buratai, has since flagged-off the new Battalion [2 Battalion Forward Operating Base (FOB)] in Kanfanin Doka Village, Birnin-Gwari, Kaduna State.

The Defence Headquarters assembled a Special Military Intervention Force comprising more than 1,000 personnel, drawn from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Police, DSS and NSCDC, to respond to the security challenges in the North Central and North West.

On May 8, 2018, the Force launched Operation WHIRL STROKE, as a full-scale military operation to completely restore law, order and stability in the affected communities. The Whirl Stroke Operational Force Commander is Major General Adeyemi Yekini.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai inducted a mix of 49 Toyota Land cruisers and Innoson gun trucks, at the HQ of the 133 Special Forces Battalion of Nigerian Army at Azare, to support the ongoing OPERATION LAST HOLD in Northern Borno.

NAF launched newly-constructed accommodation for the 205 Combat Search and Rescue Group (CSARG) — established in 2017 to provide aid and operational assistance to wounded and distressed troops serving in combat units — in Kerang, Plateau State.

The Air Task Force of NAF commenced Operation THUNDER STRIKE to attack selected locations of Boko Haram Terrorists in the North-East.

Nigerian Army concludes Ayem Akpatuma Exercise in Benue, Taraba and Kogi states
Operation LAFIYA DOYLE troops partnered with Cameroonian Defence Forces and the Civilian Joint Task Force in a Joint Counter-Insurgency Operation to overrun a Boko Haram hideout in Bukar Maryam and Abaganaram villages of Borno state, capturing 11 terrorists and killing 2 others.

The Nigerian Army commissioned its new Forward Operating Base in Epe, Lagos State

JUNE 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) successfully accomplished the first in-country overhaul of one of its helicopter gunships, the Mi-35P NAF 531, employed in the counterinsurgency operations in the Northeast before it was grounded, having become due for scheduled overhaul. This is the first in-country Life Extension Programme of Mi-35P Helicopter Gunship successfully accomplished by NAF. Also restored to serviceability was an EC-135 Helicopter, NAF 548, which became unserviceable in March 2018 because of the need to undergo an engine modular change. The reactivation works on the helicopters -- which brings to 13 the number of aircraft re-activated by the NAF since July 2015 -- were carried out in the hangar of 115 SOG by NAF engineers and technicians, who worked closely with some foreign technical partners. Functional Check Flights (FCFs) have since been carried out on the 2 newly reactivated helicopters, and they will be immediately deployed for operational duties. In-country Periodic Depot Maintenance of another Mi-35 Helicopter will commence immediately.

NAF deploys combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau, Zamfara state to support the fight against armed banditry in the town and its environs.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) commissioned helipads at the 207 Quick Response Facility Group in Gusau, Zamfara State, which would serve as base for combat ready helicopters that can respond to emergency security needs in the state.

The Nigerian Air Force deployed a combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau. The deployment of the weaponized EC-135 helicopter is part of efforts aimed at intensifying the fight against armed banditry in Zamfara State and environs.

So by setting up army zones and police zones it will improve security? You guys are acting the stone- age. Improving security has now gone with technology. You guys should wake up

RZArecta:
Buhari na useless lesbian goat, ask the terrorist why he wants to give Nigerian land to Libyan herdsmen who go about killing farmers and their families all over the country ? He shall pay for every drop of blood spilled Insha'Allah Amin

Amin Sunna Amin

Securing they said?

Achuwa1:
In a sane & civilized society the government don't go about telling it's citizens how they have protected them unless there is an emergency thts when the govt can relay information on evacuation plans & what ppl should do in the case of emergency.
Only a failed govt will be writing this piece of trash to deceive the zombies coz I don't need to be told when am safe or when am not safe in a country I live in.
I wonder how ppl in the north central or north east will react when they see write up like this.
Buhari should wake up & take responsibility of the security failures in the country coz writing all these epistle doesn't stop the killing tht has been going on since he came into power.

just imagine the rubbish epistle that OP post there.. so someone needs to inform him when he is safe or not.. please wake up!

Achuwa1:
In a sane & civilized society the government don't go about telling it's citizens how they have protected them unless there is an emergency thts when the govt can relay information on evacuation plans & what ppl should do in the case of emergency.
Only a failed govt will be writing this piece of trash to deceive the zombies coz I don't need to be told when am safe or when am not safe in a country I live in.
I wonder how ppl in the north central or north east will react when they see write up like this.
Buhari should wake up & take responsibility of the security failures in the country coz writing all these epistle doesn't stop the killing tht has been going on since he came into power.

Radarada

Ok

build the f***king walls

Smell of War

Please Vote Wisely

presidency:
INFORMATION:

In the Federal Government's efforts to secure Nigeria, below are security interventions by the Nigerian Army Nigeria Air Force, and Nigerian Police, carried out month by month, this 2018:

JANUARY 2018:
The 1 Division of the Nigerian Army, Kaduna, launched a special operation, Karamin Goro (Small Kola Nut), in collaboration with the Air Force, Police, Department of State Services, and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC; to tackle kidnapping, robbery and cattle rustling in parts of Kaduna and Niger States (Minna-Birnin Gwari-Pandogari and Minna-Sarkin Pawa general areas)

FEBRUARY 2018:
The Nigerian Army commenced Exercise Ayem Akpatuma covering Benue, Taraba, Kogi, Nasarawa, Kaduna and Niger states, in order to tackle the cases of kidnappings, herdsmen/farmers’ clashes, among others.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) inducted its first indigenous operational Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), Tsaigumi. The newly-inducted UAV has day and night capability, an operational endurance in excess of 10 hours, a service ceiling of 15,000 feet and a mission radius of 100km, and is capable of being used for policing operations, disaster management, convoy protection, maritime patrol, pipeline, power line monitoring as well as mapping and border patrol duties.

MARCH 2018:
The Nigerian Army extended Exercise Ayem Akpatuma in Taraba State by two months.

APRIL 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force took delivery of a second batch of 2 brand new Mi-35N helicopter gunships to boost internal security.

MAY 2018:
The Nigerian Police Force inaugurated a Mobile Squadron in Takum, Taraba State

The Nigerian Air Force established 3 new Quick Response Wings (QRW) in Taraba, Nasarawa and Benue states respectively, and deployed Special Forces personnel to these new bases. (Taraba State QRW is located in Nguroje, Nasarawa State QRW in Doma; and Benue State QRW in Agatu).

Inspector-General of Police Ibrahim Idris ordered the deployment of 200 policemen, and 10 patrol vehicles to Birnin Gwari (Kaduna)-Zamfara axis to tackle armed banditry in the area.

President Muhammadu Buhari approved the establishment of a new Battalion of the Nigerian Army, as well as a new Police Area Command, in Birnin Gwari LGA of Kaduna State, as part of measures to scale up the security response to the banditry affecting the area. Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen. Tukur Buratai, has since flagged-off the new Battalion [2 Battalion Forward Operating Base (FOB)] in Kanfanin Doka Village, Birnin-Gwari, Kaduna State.

The Defence Headquarters assembled a Special Military Intervention Force comprising more than 1,000 personnel, drawn from the Army, Air Force, Navy, Police, DSS and NSCDC, to respond to the security challenges in the North Central and North West.

On May 8, 2018, the Force launched Operation WHIRL STROKE, as a full-scale military operation to completely restore law, order and stability in the affected communities. The Whirl Stroke Operational Force Commander is Major General Adeyemi Yekini.

Chief of Army Staff, Lt Gen TY Buratai inducted a mix of 49 Toyota Land cruisers and Innoson gun trucks, at the HQ of the 133 Special Forces Battalion of Nigerian Army at Azare, to support the ongoing OPERATION LAST HOLD in Northern Borno.

NAF launched newly-constructed accommodation for the 205 Combat Search and Rescue Group (CSARG) — established in 2017 to provide aid and operational assistance to wounded and distressed troops serving in combat units — in Kerang, Plateau State.

The Air Task Force of NAF commenced Operation THUNDER STRIKE to attack selected locations of Boko Haram Terrorists in the North-East.

Nigerian Army concludes Ayem Akpatuma Exercise in Benue, Taraba and Kogi states
Operation LAFIYA DOYLE troops partnered with Cameroonian Defence Forces and the Civilian Joint Task Force in a Joint Counter-Insurgency Operation to overrun a Boko Haram hideout in Bukar Maryam and Abaganaram villages of Borno state, capturing 11 terrorists and killing 2 others.

The Nigerian Army commissioned its new Forward Operating Base in Epe, Lagos State

JUNE 2018:
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) successfully accomplished the first in-country overhaul of one of its helicopter gunships, the Mi-35P NAF 531, employed in the counterinsurgency operations in the Northeast before it was grounded, having become due for scheduled overhaul. This is the first in-country Life Extension Programme of Mi-35P Helicopter Gunship successfully accomplished by NAF. Also restored to serviceability was an EC-135 Helicopter, NAF 548, which became unserviceable in March 2018 because of the need to undergo an engine modular change. The reactivation works on the helicopters -- which brings to 13 the number of aircraft re-activated by the NAF since July 2015 -- were carried out in the hangar of 115 SOG by NAF engineers and technicians, who worked closely with some foreign technical partners. Functional Check Flights (FCFs) have since been carried out on the 2 newly reactivated helicopters, and they will be immediately deployed for operational duties. In-country Periodic Depot Maintenance of another Mi-35 Helicopter will commence immediately.

NAF deploys combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau, Zamfara state to support the fight against armed banditry in the town and its environs.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) commissioned helipads at the 207 Quick Response Facility Group in Gusau, Zamfara State, which would serve as base for combat ready helicopters that can respond to emergency security needs in the state.

The Nigerian Air Force deployed a combat helicopter to its 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) in Gusau. The deployment of keaponized EC-135 helicopter is part of efforts aimed at intensifying the fight against armed banditry in Zamfara State and environs.

In spite of all these interventions insecurity remains high.
Its only in this shithole you do things for the sake of doing things. No result

Good job

America will know.

The best form of security is to put in place working system /mechanism that prevents crime and insecurity. All the aforementioned operations are hallmarks of a failed nation.

the back to daura movement will soon makeBuhari tell us how Aisha sucks his dick

frankwyte:
So by setting up army zones and police zones it will improve security? You guys are acting the stone- age. Improving security has now gone with technology. You guys should wake up

And you think technology is funded with leaves. When the president conservatively said he need $1bn to beef up the security some idiots are already saying what for... Some Useless, foolish lazy and ungrateful populace of will be ranting insecurity as if that's not what they want to hear

How much effective results have we got from these shits.