Governor Inuwa Yahaya Leads Expanded Security Meeting to Ensure Safety Amidst Protest Threats
In light of potential nationwide protests, Governor Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has convened an expanded security meeting to address the pressing security challenges facing Gombe State. The meeting, held behind closed doors, included key figures such as heads of security agencies, local government chairmen, traditional rulers, and religious leaders.
Governor Inuwa Yahaya used the meeting to underscore the importance of maintaining peace and order, emphasizing that ensuring the safety of Gombe State’s residents remains a top priority for his administration. He urged all leaders and security personnel to collaborate closely and develop a cohesive strategy to address both immediate security concerns and long-term stability.
The Governor reiterated the Inspector-General of Police’s position that all individuals planning to protest must properly identify themselves and follow legal procedures to obtain necessary security permissions. This approach aims to prevent potential unrest and ensure that any demonstrations are conducted peacefully and within the bounds of the law.
Participants in the meeting shared their perspectives and suggestions on how best to navigate the current security landscape, contributing to a comprehensive strategy for a secure and prosperous Gombe State. Governor Inuwa Yahaya assured residents that the government, in partnership with security agencies and community leaders, is fully committed to protecting their well-being and maintaining the state’s reputation for peace.
The meeting, attended by Deputy Governor Dr. Manassah Daniel Jatau, the Commissioner of Police, the State Director of Security, and other key officials, reflects the Governor’s proactive approach to safeguarding the state’s security and ensuring a stable environment for all residents.
