Mr. Kazaure who is known for his unfazed bolster for President Muhammadu Buhari made this known in a meeting with PREMIUM TIMES at the National Assembly.
PREMIUM TIMES announced what about 118 Nigerian fighters of the 157 Battalion were slaughtered by Boko Haram extremists who presently call themselves Islamic State West Africa on November 18 at the town of Metele, Borno State. The armed force, be that as it may, says just 23 officers were executed in the experience.
While responding to the killings of the fighters at Melete, Mr. Kazaure asserted certain NGOs were supporting the psychological militants with help materials on the battleground.
"The most critical is for Mr. President to know about those NGOs that are giving prescription, support, nourishment, and others to the psychological oppressors," he said.
"In the event that we don't stop those NGOs that are going into Sambisa and meeting Boko Haram, we won't prevail in this war."
Mr. Kazaure could be that as it may, not name any NGO purportedly associated with such act or give any proof to substantiate his charge.
The administrator additionally affirmed there appeared not to be a cooperative energy between the Nigerian Army and Airforce, including that the airforce gets directions from its base camp in Abuja.
"There is an issue between the armed force and Air Force, it isn't useful for officers at the war zone to take orders from Abuja.
"The Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Air Staff ought to overlook the issues between them in the event that they have any."
He demanded that he and different seekers can go into the desert and battle the fear mongers.
"We seekers, we have techniques, we know every one of those camps inside Sambisa. I go chasing there. I remained alone in Sambisa for quite a long time before Boko Haram began, I went there in excess of multiple times."
He said he thinks of it as a disgrace that soldiers are frequently being murdered by the Boko Haram.
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