GOVERNOR MAYAWALLE EXPRESSES MORE HOPE AFTER MILITARY CHANGE OF BATON

Governor Bello Mohammed (Matawallen Maradun) has expressed hope for more accomplishments in the fight against banditry after Military change of baton yesterday. 

Governor Mohammed, after the resignation of the Military Chiefs, said they have done the nation proud and wishes them well in their retirement.

‘When I came up with the idea of introducing a genuine dialogue with the bandits, all the service Chiefs fully cooperated with me by suspending Military action on the bandits to pave way for the talks which yielded tremendously positive results’, Matawalle recalled.

‘Similarly, when we encounter recalcitrant bandits in our journey to peace, the Military Chiefs also keyed into our remodeled peace accord of ‘carrot and stick’ approach by employing both Kinetic and non-kinetic approach to peace process in tue etate whch is also recording a lot of success in tue state’ Matawalle further noted.

He also expresses his enthusiasm in working with the new Service Chiefs whom he said were carefully chosen to replace the former.

‘I am confident that the new service Chiefs are going to record even more successes as they are adjudged as very excellent officers with non-blemish records of service. We, in Zamfara State, wish to endorse this gallant decision of Mr President for ensuring that only the best are now tasked with replacing the former’ Governor Matawalle added.

He said that the situation in Zamfara State today calls for total support and cooperation and urged all and sundry to desist from demoralising Soldiers through the bad habit of  dwarfing their efforts and hammering on their mistakes.

‘The fight against banditry and restoration of peace and harmony is a responsibility for all. The state Government wishes to assure the new Service Chiefs of its ever readiness to support them in the task of liberating the people from the shackles of banditry and associated crimes in the state and indeed, the region’ Matawalle promised. 

Zailani Bappa

Special Adviser

Public Enlightenment Media and Communications

27/1/2021