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Former Director of Defence Information, Major General John Enenche (Rtd.) has called for more vigorous action against banditry in Nigeria.
The former Defence spokesperson said, his past dealings with repentant fighters showed that some of them still plan to return to crime even after being released or taken through rehabilitation programmes.
It was reported that he spoke during an interview on Channels Television where he shared his experience visiting a camp in Gombe State.
“In my interaction with surrendered fighters, some of them admitted that if they are arrested and later released after the reform efforts, they will still go back to join armed groups,” he said.
“They have killed people everywhere and then they say they are repenting later. I was in it. I went to their camp in Gombe and interviewed them. Some would tell me that even if you take me to prison and bring me out, I am still going back and join them. What’s your job? So we take the bull by the horns.”
The reality, he said, “raises questions of whether we can rely on rehabilitation and peace efforts in dealing with violent groups.”
He said some people may truly change, but others remain fully engaged in criminal activities and continue to be a danger to communities.
He said the continued insecurity in many parts of the country is a reflection of the need for a combined approach.
He said security agencies should not hesitate to dismantle criminal networks that continue to threaten lives and property, adding this is necessary to restore safety in affected areas.
