Gov Inuwa Hails Army Over Peace Role In Gombe

Gombe State Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya, has said the security of lives and property of the citizenry remains paramount in his administration and will continue to work assiduously to guard it.

He stated this while receiving in audience, the newly-posted commander, 301 Field Artillery Regiment Gombe, Col. Musa S. Ahmed in company of the immediate past commander, Col Abiah O. Ndah.

Inuwa, who welcomed the new commander, assured him of the usual support of the state government to the Nigerian Army and other security agencies in the task of  combating security challenges and maintaining the prevailing peace and tranquility in Gombe State.

He used the occasion to commend the 301 Field Artillery Regiment Gombe for its role in strengthening the state’s security initiative, and ensuring peace and stability across the state.

The governor also lauded the Nigerian Army in general for upholding professionalism on duty, pledging that his government will continue to sustain partnership and maintain cordial relationship with them in the task of combating crimes and criminalities. 

Inuwa thanked the immediate past commander, Ndah for his services to Gombe State, and for contributing immensely to the maintenance of security during his period of service, and wished him success in his new assignment.

On his part, the new commander, 301 Artillery Regiment, Col Ahmed, urged for continued support and cooperation of the government and people of Gombe State to the Nigerian Army, being an integral part of the security architecture in the state to enable them achieve success in their national assignment. He assured to work in synergy with the state government and sister-agencies towards maintaining peace, law and order.

Also, Ndah thanked Governor Inuwa for his unwavering support to the 301 FAR and the Nigerian Army as well as other security agencies; and in particular, for his commitment to the protection of lives and property of the citizenry.

The secretary to the state government, Prof Ibrahim Abubakar Njodi, was present at the meeting.