Nasarawa State Governor Sule recently chaired a crucial Security Council meeting in Lafia to address the escalating threats of kidnapping and other security challenges in the region. The meeting focused on evaluating the current security situation and devising strategies to effectively combat these growing menaces.
During the meeting, Governor Sule expressed deep concerns about the surge in kidnapping incidents across various areas of Nasarawa State, including Keffi, Doma, Lafia, Awe, Obi, Keana, Karu, and Nasarawa. Of particular worry was the increased activities of armed groups terrorizing local communities, especially in villages surrounding Shegye, Katakpa, and other locations in Toto.
Governor Sule emphasized his firm stance against the formation of ethnic vigilante groups in the state and stressed the paramount importance of maintaining peace and security for all residents. He commended his deputy, Dr. Emmanuel Akabe, for efficiently handling affairs in his absence during a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia.
The Security Council’s emergency meeting underscored the pressing security issues facing Nasarawa State, highlighting the urgent need for swift action to address these emerging threats. Safeguarding the security and well-being of citizens remains a top priority for the authorities and stakeholders responsible for upholding public order.
In conclusion, concrete measures must be implemented to bolster security and tackle the looming threats that jeopardize the region’s peace and stability. Governor Sule reiterated his unwavering commitment to confronting these challenges decisively and implementing effective solutions to ensure the safety of all Nasarawa State residents.
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