Borno govt donates vehicles, motorcycles to Nigerian Army
The Borno government has donated five operational vehicles and 15 motorcycles to the Nigerian Army to enhance security operations in Dikwa Local Government.
Governor Babagana Zulum made the donation on Monday during a visit to the 24 Task Force Brigade of the Nigerian Army in Dikwa.
Mr Zulum, represented by Deputy Governor Umar Kadafur, emphasised the importance of equipping security forces to maintain peace and stability in the region.
The governor said two of the five vehicles were for the Civilian Joint Task Force, while the rest were for the army.
Mr Zulum commended the brigade commander, Brig.-Gen. Ezekiel Barkins, for the military’s support in ensuring the successful resettlement of displaced persons in Dikwa and surrounding areas.
He urged the security agencies to remain vigilant and continue their commitment to safeguarding the lives and property of citizens.
The governor said the donation was the Borno government’s broader efforts to strengthen security infrastructure and support the military and local volunteers in combating insurgency and restoring normalcy across the state.
(NAN)
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