“Tinubu Administration Will Hunt Terrorists Nationwide”

The National Security Adviser (NSA), Nuhu Ribadu, has warned that President Bola Tinubu’s administration is committed to finding and bringing terrorists to justice across Nigeria.

Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday, Ribadu assured that all communities will be safe from terrorist activities under the current administration.

“We will hunt them, we will find them, and we will bring them to justice,” he emphasised, reiterating the government’s determination to neutralize threats to national security.

He added, “We will hunt them, we will find them, and we will bring them to justice or they will meet the same fate as the many kingpins who have already been neutralised by our forces.

“The government of Tinubu will continue to pursue those who terrorise our people, and we will not rest until every community is safe.”

Ribadu further stated, “Our forces are fully equipped and prepared to track down any terrorist network, regardless of where they hide.

“No one is above the law, and no community will be left vulnerable.”

He also warned, “Those who attempt to spread fear and disrupt peace should know that the Tinubu administration will not hesitate to use every available resource to bring them to justice. Our commitment to national security is unwavering.”

Since assuming office, the Tinubu administration has intensified operations against terrorists and bandits, particularly in the northern regions of the country.

Ribadu stressed that the government’s approach is aimed at restoring peace and security to all affected areas, ensuring that residents can live without fear of attacks.

The NSA’s statement comes amid ongoing military campaigns targeting criminal networks and insurgents, signaling a no-tolerance approach toward anyone threatening national safety.

Ribadu’s comments reinforce the administration’s policy of aggressive counter-terrorism measures, emphasizing accountability and protection for all Nigerians.

“With these assurances, we are sending a clear message: Nigeria will not be held hostage by terrorists,” he said.