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Nigerian military detains security operative who assisted bandit kingpin, Dogo Gide, to hospital before his death

Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA by Fatima OLUWAKEMI-SAKA
March 27, 2024
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Nigerian military detains security operative who assisted bandit kingpin, Dogo Gide, to hospital before his death
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A security operative has been arrested for assisting notorious bandits kingpin, Dogo Gide, to a hospital before his death.

Dogo, who was involved with ANSARU and other significant terrorist organisations, died in a hospital in Sokoto as a result of gunshot injuries sustained during a clash with Operation Hadarin Daji (OPHD) forces.

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Imran Muhammad, in a statement posted on his X platform on Wednesday, March 27, disclosed that Dogo was assisted to the hospital by a security operative who has now been detained.

Imran wrote: “His appearance at the hospital was supposedly made easier by a security official who is currently detained, prompting concerns about potential cooperation within the security forces.”

He added that, “The successful elimination of Dogo Gide represents a notable achievement for the Nigerian security forces, showcasing the collaborative endeavors of 1 Division and 8 Division of the Nigerian Army.”

Nigerian military detains security operative who assisted bandit kingpin, Dogo Gide, to hospital before his death

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