[HawnsPolitricks] Fear Sweeps Through Lagos As Militants Approach, Navy Prepares For War

– The Navy carried out a mop-up operation in creeks in Lagos
 – Militants are reportedly returning to some parts of the south west 
– Security operatives await order to carry out further bombardment.
The Nigerian Navy has carried out Operation Awatse to clean-up Arepo, Ishawo and Elepete creeks in Lagos and Ogun states after the aerial bombardment that took place three months ago. Vanguard reports that 53,000 empty 50 litres jerry-cans capacity were recovered just as the militants were about to be filled with siphoned product.

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  Rear Admiral Ferguson Bobai who is the chairman of Operation Awatse visited the Ishawo creeks at the weekend and revealed that several arrests were made and handed over to Department of the State Service. He said the military was still awaiting directive to also carry out similar aerial bombardments of new hideouts such as Ijagemo, Ijegun and Isheri areas of Lagos and Ogun states as militants were returning. “We are aware that the militants are returning and we are ready to take them on. Very soon, petroleum products will be pumped from Atlas Cove to Mosimi. That will pose new challenge for us because when we embarked on this operation, petroleum products were not being pumped and some of them who were out of business started kidnapping. We will come massively to ensure these miscreants are kept at bay. READ ALSO: SNPA calls for Nnamdi Kanu’s release, ban on herdsmen “As a military officer, I was instructed by the Chief of Defence Staff to remove the shanties and dislodge the miscreants, which we have done and handed over to LASEMA.” Mr Adeniyi Tiamiyu who is the general manger of LASEMA applauded the military for professionalism in the aerial bombardment