Kano, Neighbouring States Strengthen Joint Patrols, Intelligence Sharing to Tackle Insecurity
Kano launched 2,000 Neighbourhood Watch Corps to enhance border security and youth employment, coordinating with neighbouring states on joint patrols and intelligence sharing.
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Kano, neighbouring states strengthen joint patrols, intelligence sharing to tackle insecurity
The Governor of Kano State, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has revealed that discussions have reached an advanced stage between Kano and neighbouring states to establish joint security strategies, including coordinated patrols and intelligence sharing, aimed at curbing banditry and other crimes along state borders. Governor Yusuf disclosed this on Tuesday, at the graduation ceremony of 2,000 personnel of the Kano State Neighbourhood Watch Corps, held …
Insecurity: Kano Inaugurates 2,000 Neighbourhood Watch Corps Officials
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, on Tuesday inaugurated 2,000 newly-trained Neighbourhood Watch Corps personnel, describing the initiative as a dual strategy to enhance community security and create employment for youths. Speaking at the graduation and inauguration ceremony in Kano, Yusuf said the programme was designed to tackle insecurity while addressing youth unemployment, stressing that lasting peace could only be achieved through a c…
Gov Yusuf backs state police, says it will improve security nationwide
Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has thrown his weight behind the push for the creation of State Police, saying it is a key solution to Nigeria’s security problems.The governor spoke on Tuesday at the graduation ceremony of 2,000 members of the Kano State Neighbourhood Watch Corps held at the Sani Abacha Stadium in Kano.Yusuf said peace and stability can only be achieved when strong security measures are combined with job creation and econ…
Kano State Inaugurates 2,000 Neighbourhood Watch Corps Members - Voice of Nigeria Broadcasting Service
The Kano State Government in North West Nigeria has inaugurated 2,000 members of the Neighbourhood Watch Corps as part of efforts to enhance internal security and strengthen community-based policing in the state. The inauguration followed a passing-out ceremony held at the Sani Abacha Stadium, Kano, after the Kano State House of Assembly enacted a law establishing the state-owned paramilitary outfit to complement conventional security agencies. …
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