US EditionGeneral Musa Links Troops’ Slow Response to Banditry with Poor Roads
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General Musa Links Troops’ Slow Response to Banditry with Poor Roads
Chief of Defence Staff General Christopher Musa, on August 20, 2025, attributed the Nigerian military’s delayed response to banditry in northern states to poor road infrastructure. Speaking during a security briefing in Abuja, Musa highlighted that dilapidated roads hinder troop mobility, slowing operations against bandits in regions like Zamfara and Benue. He called for urgent investments in road networks to enhance military effectiveness.Musa …
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