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Civil Defence Parades 14 Suspected Violators of Transhumance Ban in Adamawa State

Published by Abdulaziz Ibrahim

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps has paraded fourteen suspected violators of executive order on transhumance movement across the State in the harvest period.

The Civil Defence Public Relations Officer, DSC Ahmidu Baba Nyako had after parading the suspects said the arrest of the violators was in collaboration with the sister security agencies in Adamawa State.

According to the civil Defence Public Relations Officer, the operation was carried out by the Hong local Government division of the Nigeria Security Security and Civil Defence Corps.

DSC Ahmidu hmidu Baba Nyako said the effort demonstrated the corps unwavering commitment to enforcing the directives of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s executive order in Adamawa State.

He noted that the order was issued to safeguard public safety and security to prevent farmer-herder clashes often resulting in unauthorised movements of herders.

Preliminary investigation revealed that some of the arrested individuals are not the indigenes of Adamawa State, further emphasizing the importance of enforcing the ban to prevent external disruptions to the peace and stability of Adamawa State.

The Public Relations Officer, through the Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, warns individuals and groups contemplating violating the executive order of transhumance movement to desist from such as it remains resolute to uphold the law to ensure compliance.

The Adamawa State Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps Commandant reiterated the corps dedication to fostering peace and security in the State, urges all residents and Stakeholders to cooperate with law enforcement agencies in maintaining the executive order.

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