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TAMBUWAL: Sokoto working on strategies to protect informers

Abdallah el-KurebeBy Abdallah el-KurebeJune 18, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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Governor Aminu Tambuwal of Sokoto has disclosed that the state government is working on strategies protect informers, who provide intelligence to security agencies against criminal activities taking place in their domains.

The governor made the disclosure when he received the new General Officer Commanding (GOC) 8 Division of the Nigerian Army and the Force Commander North-West (Operation Hadarin Daji), Maj. Gen. Usman Yusuf at Government House, Sokoto on Thursday.

“The state government is working on how protection will be given to people who give key information to security personnel, because people are scared of giving useful information.

“We have had instances that the identity of people who give information to the security outfits is known to the criminals. That doesn’t help matters.

“So, we have evolved ways of protecting those who collaborate with the government,” Tambuwal emphasized.

He appealed for continued synergy between security services, “because synergy is key and important” in the fight against insecurity.

He also appealed the federal government to fast-track the deployment of technology and more equipment; and, also pay attention to the welfare of security personnel.

“It is not rocket science. All of these are factors militating against the effective and full counter to what the criminals are doing.

“Not only here in Sokoto state, but all over Nigeria. We need more boots on the ground. We need more modern equipment and welfare for the officers,” he suggested.

He observed that the rainy season is on “and it is always difficult for your personnel. You need stronger vehicles and logistics support for your officers,” thus promising to discuss with the military high command on the issues.

Harping on the cordial relationship with the Nigerian Army and that of other security agencies in the state, the governor said, “we have been working together for the reestablishment of peace and security in Sokoto state.

“From the inception of the 8 Division, the state government under my watch has been able to support the establishment of that Division, under President Muhammadu Buhari, by first, providing you with the land on which it is situated today; and also some houses for your officers; and, such other supports we were able to make.”

In the same vein, he noted that operational supports were also given “for you to succeed in the discharge of your Constitutional duties.

“Your success is our success. The success of every security outfit here in Sokoto is our collective success, because we are all in it together.

“Security is the business of everyone, how much more the leadership of government. I assure you that we will continue to support you and all our traditional leaders under the able leadership of His Eminence, the Sultan, and, the Sokoto citizenry, will continue to give you every support that you require,” Tambuwal stressed.

 

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