Police in Sokoto State have arrested several suspected informants working with bandits.

The operation also led to the recovery of 97 livestock stolen by the criminals. This success is seen as a big win in the fight against banditry and cattle rustling in the region.

The suspects are believed to have been passing information to bandits about the movement of animals and security operations. Their arrest is expected to disrupt the activities of these criminal groups. Security officials praised the intelligence that led to the operation and promised to continue cracking down on anyone aiding bandits.

The recovered livestock, mostly cows, were handed back to their rightful owners. This brings great relief to affected farmers and herders who had lost their animals to rustlers. Many residents in the area depend on livestock for their daily living, so the recovery is a major boost for them.

This development shows the police are making steady progress in restoring peace in parts of Sokoto State. Community members have been urged to provide useful information to security agencies to help end bandit activities.

The command assured the public of more operations to tackle insecurity.

The arrest and recovery of animals send a strong warning to those working with bandits. As security forces increase their efforts, many hope for lasting peace so that farmers and herders can carry out their work without fear. Residents are now calling for similar successes in other troubled communities.