…By Lola Smith for TDPel Media.
Omeje argues that relying solely on direct force or kinetic means will not bring about the desired end to the insurgency.
He suggests that reforming the program will help bring about the best possible outcomes.
Challenges in the Prosecution of Arrested Insurgents
The Role of Technology and Streamlined Proceedings
Additionally, security expert Olalekan Ojo argues that the crimes committed by the insurgents are monolithic, allowing judgments to be passed concurrently.
Ojo raises concerns about the existence of individuals with political and religious affiliations who may support the insurgents.
The impending prosecution of the arrested insurgents raises concerns about the shortage of judges and the potential impact on ongoing cases.