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Ibrahim Ramalan
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The National Taskforce on the Prohibition of Illegal Importation/Smuggling of Arms, Ammunitions, Light Weapons, Chemical Weapons, and Pipeline Vandalism, NATFORCE, says it had received Israeli experts that will train its management staff and operatives.

The NATFORCE Director-General, Dr Baba Mohammed said the Israelis, who are from a “world-renowned international security trainer organisation”, ETOS Company, arrived at NATFORCE head office last Thursday.

According to a statement by NATFORCE, the company will provide comprehensive training of the agency’s workforce and technology transfer.

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The statement added that ETOS has trained several security establishments including the military within and beyond African shores.

The NATFORCE boss expressed his optimism that the training would bring a huge success story to the Federal Government in her bid to combat banditry, illegal arms proliferation, and insurgency in the country.

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He, therefore, set up a committee comprising experienced retired and serving military personnel to deliberate on the training arrangements.

In his remarks, the Chief Executive Officer of ETOS, Eyal Tal, promised to deploy engaging high-tech security equipment along with artificial intelligence to maximally accomplish the goal of the training.

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