Uba Sani Pledges Logistics Support To Security Agencies

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By; FUNMI ADERINTO, Kaduna 

Governor of Kaduna State, Senator Uba Sani, on Wednesday,  pledged  commitment to providing logistics support to security agencies in order to enable them carry out their duties effectively. 

He made this known during his maiden State Security Council Meeting with heads of the relevant security agencies comprising Nigerian Army, Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Air Force, Department of State Services, Nigerian Navy School of Armament Technology and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps held at Sir Kashimu Ibrahim in Kaduna.

According to a  statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor,  Muhammad Shehu Molash,  “the meeting was convened to get up to date overview of the security situation in the state for the purpose of addressing some perceived security challenges arising from pockets of banditry activities, kidnapping and communal dispute relating to lands and farms in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area.

“As well as recurring cases of phone snatching along Kawo bridge axis, gang fight (sara suka) and of recent, the looming threat of fuel shortages due to subsidy removal on premium motor spirit and the prolonged power outage in Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria”.

The governor expressed concerns and reiterated the fact that safety and security is a major priority of his administration’s seven-point agenda. 

He pledged  commitment to providing logistics support to security agencies in order to enable them carry out their duties effectively. 

He urged Heads of Security Agencies to facilitate and or organize an all – inclusive SECURITY SUMMIT with a view to promoting community engagement and creation of public enlightenment on public safety and security.

The Heads of Security Agencies assured the governor of their total commitment to the restoration of peace in troubled areas, particularly the 8 frontline Local Government Areas and beyond, while sustaining deployments across the state. 

They informed the governor of the robust synergy that exists among the security agencies in the areas of intelligence gathering and operations.

The Security Council Meeting resolved as follows:

(a) To use the Mandate Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to intensify citizens engagement so as to sensitize the public on the fuel subsidy removal.

(b) Government to engage the labour unions like NLC, TUC, PENGASSAN, IPMAN and Tanker Drivers on the fuel subsidy removal.

(c) The State Government to mediate and bring about amicable resolution of the lingering power issue between Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and KEDCO to ensure peaceful and conducive learning environment.

The governor thanked the Heads of Security Agencies for the hitchfree inauguration ceremony and state dinner. 

He expressed appreciation for the support and cooperation accorded his administration thus far and urged them to intensify efforts towards ensuring lasting peace in the state. 

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