The late Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau threatened former Minister of Communication and Digital Economy Isa Pantami, indicating the effectiveness of SIM card registration, according to former Army Spokesperson Brigadier General Sani Usman [Rtd]. He bemoaned, nevertheless, the widespread Nigerian propensity to disregard policy implementation. He berated society for lacking a proper system of assessment and compensation, as well as a feedback loop. He argued in favour of establishing a supportive atmosphere that prevents ransom payments and emphasised the significance of locating and capturing offenders. He recommended using technology for this, citing the NIN’s use in tracking terrorists and bandits as an example.……CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
“You have to create an enabling environment that will facilitate and make the payment of ransom very difficult,” he stated in an interview with Channels TV. In the event that it occurs, you must find and apprehend the offenders. This implies that you need to consider how technology is used. Additionally, we continue to gather data every day in various places, but it is not unified.
However, there have been times when they have discussed SIM card registration. I was aware at the time of its significant influence on reducing security risks. Because of the NIN, the late Boko Haram leader Shekau publicly threatened Pantami. That indicates that it was effective. Unfortunately, we constantly have policies that we do not adhere to, which is typical of Nigerian society. There is no monetary system, evaluation system, or feedback mechanism.……CONTINUE READING>>>>>>
