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Governor Inuwa’s Sustained Fight Against Social Vices And Insecurity

by Adamu Abubakar Kumo
1 year ago
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Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State has launched a crusade against the dark underbelly threatening societal moral values and security.

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What were once harmless “gala houses” – nightclubs and unregistered establishments – had mutated into sinister dens of exploitation, prostitution, and drug trafficking, casting a shadow over Gombe’s moral fabric. But Governor Yahaya refused to let this darkness fester.

The problem was deeply rooted; landlords rented their properties for illegal activities, turning a blind eye to the consequences. These establishments became safe havens for criminals, eroding the values Gombe cherished. The Governor’s response was swift and uncompromising: a two-pronged attack to reclaim the light.

Firstly, a resolute ban slammed shut the doors of these illicit establishments. Nightclubs, brothels, and unregistered joints were declared off-limits, prioritizing public safety and upholding moral values. A diverse and resolute taskforce was formed, with religious leaders, civil servants, legal experts, and security personnel under a retired military officer’s leadership, Group Captain Peter Bilal. Their mission is to engage and support those willing to comply, while swiftly addressing those who defied the law.

The message was clear: choose compliance or face the consequences. For the defiant, harsh options await: confiscation of properties, repurposing for public good, or even demolition. Legal sanctions also loom: fines, closure, and prosecution. However, the approach wasn’t solely punitive. The taskforce prioritized engagement, offering a path towards legal and ethical operation.
The results are loud and clear. Many establishments embraced the light, adjusting their practices to comply with regulations. Targeted demolitions in vulnerable areas sent a powerful message, restoring order and reclaiming the moral high ground. Exploitative elements were forced to relocate, while others chose a legitimate path to prosperity.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya’s actions send a strong message: Gombe will not tolerate the shadows. His leadership embodies a commitment to a safer, more ethical future, proving that decisive action, tempered with compassion, can illuminate even the darkest corners. The fight may not be over, but the light shines brighter in Gombe today, thanks to the Governor’s unwavering resolve.

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