Are reactive police offensives enough to stop the rising tide of insecurity in the North?
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Following the recent deadly attacks in Kebbi, the police have launched a statewide offensive and recovered several rifles. While these tactical successes are commendable, some argue that this 'fire-brigade' approach is just a temporary fix for a much deeper structural problem. Do you believe these periodic police crackdowns are actually making our communities safer, or are we just treating the symptoms while ignoring the root causes of these recurring attacks?
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