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Tinubu Determined To End Insecurity, Says Matawalle

by Tarkaa David
10 months ago
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Minister of state for defence, Bello Mohammed Matawalle, has reaffirmed the federal government’s commitment to restore peace and stability in Nigeria, particularly in the North West region. He assured citizens that President Bola Tinubu remained dedicated to end insecurity in the country.

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Matawalle gave the assurance during a security assessment tour of Sokoto State, where he visited various communities affected by banditry. The tour was part of the federal government’s ongoing efforts to tackle the rising insecurity in the region.

Among the areas visited was Gundumi village, where the minister assured residents that the long-closed Gundumi-Isa road would be reopened soon. He also announced the establishment of a military camp along the route to enhance security and boost economic activities in the area.

A statement by the defence ministry’s director of press and public relations, Henshaw Ogubike, disclosed that the minister also toured Isa local government area, where he urged the people to be vigilant and work closely with security agencies to ensure safety in their communities. He promised that more military personnel would be deployed to Turba village to reinforce security measures.

Matawalle praised the troops stationed at the Forward Operating Base in Sabon Birni for their courage and commitment, assuring them that the federal government would address their welfare and logistical needs promptly.

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While addressing the people of Sabon Birni, the minister called on the local community to continue supporting the military and offering prayers for the troops’ success. He revealed plans to establish a new military base between Sabon Birni and Tsamaye to strengthen regional security.

The minister further visited villages that have suffered from bandit attacks, including Hawan Duro and Mai Lalle. He reassured the displaced residents of the communities that additional security personnel would be deployed, enabling them to return to their homes safely.

In Goronyo local government area, Dr. Matawalle restated the federal government’s determination to establish military camps along critical routes, acknowledging the support provided by the Sokoto State government in this regard.

Throughout his tour, the minister emphasised President Tinubu’s unwavering resolve to restore peace and security in the North-West. He commended the military’s sacrifices and urged communities to cooperate fully with security agencies.

Accompanied by the Sokoto State deputy governor, top government officials and senior military officers, Dr. Matawalle reiterated that the federal government would not relent until lasting peace is achieved in the region.


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