Zamfara Police Returns Thousands of IDPs to there normal place, Displays Cellphone no. for urgent respond



From Aliyu Buhari Gusau 

The Zamfara State Police Command has successfully facilitated the return of thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) to their ancestral community of Fegin Kanawa Village in Gusau Local Government Area after over one year of displacement caused by persistent bandit attacks.

In a Press Statement Signed by the Spokesperson of the Police DSP Yazid Abubakar, and made available to the Journalists in Gusau.

According to the Statement the  initiative is in line with the commitment and strategic vision of the Commissioner of Police,  Ahmad Muhammad Bello, psc+, mnips, to restore normalcy, strengthen public confidence, and ensure the protection of lives and property across the state.

“The returning residents were assured of adequate security measures by the Nigeria Police Force, enabling them to resume farming and other lawful activities without fear of attacks, kidnapping, or intimidation by criminal elements” CP Ahmad assured.

“As part of efforts to reinforce the security architecture of the state, the Executive Governor  Dauda Lawal, officially launched the Violent Crime Response Unit (VCRU) at Fegin Kanawa Village”

CP Ahmad Muhammad has Confirms the returning, expressed profound appreciation to Governor Dauda Lawal for his continuous support towards security operations and community safety initiatives, which has greatly contributed to the successes recorded by the Command.

CP Ahmad Muhammad Bello reaffirmed the Command’s unwavering determination to rid the state of banditry and all forms of violent crimes, stressing that there would be no hiding place for criminals in the State.

The Commissioner further stated that the newly established Violent Crime Response Unit was built on the principles of professionalism, accountability, discipline, and respect for human rights in accordance with the provisions of the Nigeria Police Act 2020. 

He added that personnel attached to the unit underwent intensive specialized training to enhance operational efficiency and professional conduct.

“The Zamfara State Police Command calls on members of the public to continue cooperating with security agencies and promptly report suspicious activities or security threats through the following emergency contact numbers

08069806254

08126281582

07062359572

08105884781

07019828991”

In his remarks, Governor Dauda Lawal commended the Inspector-General of Police for the establishment of the unit, describing the initiative as timely, strategic, and critical to ongoing efforts aimed at addressing insecurity and violent crimes in the state.

The Governor also applauded the proactive leadership, resilience, and operational strategies of CP Ahmad Muhammad Bello in strengthening security and restoring confidence among communities affected by criminal activities.

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