Governor Ahmed Aliyu Reaffirms Commitment to End Insecurity in Sokoto State

 

Sokoto State Governor, Ahmed Aliyu, has reaffirmed his administration’s unwavering resolve to tackle insecurity and restore lasting peace across the state.

Speaking during a security stakeholders’ meeting held in Sokoto on Thursday, Governor Aliyu described the security of lives and property as a top priority for his government. He emphasized that no effort would be spared in the collective fight against banditry, kidnapping, and other criminal activities threatening the peace and progress of the state.

“Our people deserve to live without fear. My administration is committed to supporting all security agencies and traditional institutions to ensure that we overcome the menace of insecurity once and for all,” Governor Aliyu stated.

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The governor also disclosed plans to enhance community policing efforts by working closely with local vigilantes and intelligence networks. He noted that his government had already procured additional operational vehicles, surveillance tools, and logistical support to strengthen the capabilities of law enforcement personnel.

Aliyu called on residents of the state to collaborate with security agencies by providing timely and credible information that could lead to the arrest of criminal elements. He stressed that defeating insecurity requires a unified front and the active participation of every citizen.

The renewed commitment comes amid growing concerns over attacks in some rural communities in Sokoto. Governor Aliyu assured that his administration is taking both immediate and long-term steps to address the root causes of insecurity, including poverty and youth unemployment.

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Security stakeholders at the meeting, including traditional rulers, religious leaders, and representatives of the military and police, expressed support for the governor’s initiatives and pledged continued cooperation.

The Sokoto State Government is expected to roll out a new set of security-focused programs in the coming weeks.