July 25, 2014
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12:03Now PlayingForensic analysis and DNA emplacement in every explosive that comes into Nigeria for the mining sector should be something that the security agencies must begin to look into, as a means of ending the insurgency in the northeast, a strategic security consultant said on Friday.
Mr Max Gbanite gave the advice while giving his opinion on how Nigeria's security agencies could tackle the incessant bombings in some northern states.
He explained that the emplacement would enable security agencies identify such dynamite when used in any operation.
"The colour of that dynamite will enable the Department of State Security (DSS) identify the dynamite and the importer and it would enable them also trace how it got into the hands of the terrorists.
"Anything short of that is uncivilised," he stressed.
The security consultant pointed out that the ingredients for making bombs could be obtained easily, explaining that the successes recorded were because the DSS had been able to trace the importer of the cable used for the timers.
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