Minister of Defence, Gen. Christopher Musa (rtd)
Minister of Defence, Gen Christopher Musa (retd.), has urged state governors and lawmakers to stop distributing motorcycles as palliatives, warning that some of the vehicles eventually end up in the hands of terrorists and are used to facilitate their operations.
Musa made the call on Thursday during an appearance on Channels Television’s Politics Today, where he discussed efforts to curb terrorism and the operational challenges confronting the country’s security forces.
The minister said motorcycles could give terrorists the mobility to move quickly through difficult terrain and evade security forces.
“We try to appeal to even governors to stop giving motorcycles out as palliatives because these motorcycles are the same ones that still end up with these terrorists.
