National Telescope national telescope newspaper
By: Ekpenyong Emmanuel
Abuja – The Federal Government has taken a decisive step to strengthen national security by banning the use of drones in the Northeast region.
The ban, which was announced by the Air Component Commander of Operation Hadin Kai, Air Commodore U. U. Idris, is aimed at preventing the use of drones for malicious activities.
The government’s decision to ban drone operations in the region is a proactive measure to safeguard the country’s security and protect its citizens.
The use of drones has become a growing concern in recent times, as they can be used for espionage, terrorism, and other nefarious activities.
According to Air Commodore Idris, the proliferation of drones for domestic and commercial purposes has led to serious security concerns.
“The proliferation of drones for domestic and commercial purposes has led to serious security concerns.
These concerns mainly stem from their possible use by non-state actors and criminal elements for subversive and offensive activities,” he said.
The government’s decision to ban drone operations in the Northeast region is a demonstration of its commitment to ensuring the safety and security of its citizens.
The ban will help to prevent the use of drones for malicious activities and will also help to protect the country’s critical infrastructure.
The Federal Government has assured citizens that the ban on drone operations in the Northeast region is a temporary measure aimed at addressing the current security challenges in the region.
The government has also promised to review the ban periodically to ensure that it is still necessary and effective.
