Security – Zamfara State Government

Feb 18 2026

DEFENCE MINISTER COMMENDS GOV. LAWAL FOR PROVIDING ARMOURED VEHICLES AND SURVEILLANCE DRONES TO ZAMFARA TROOPS

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DEFENCE MINISTER COMMENDS GOV. LAWAL FOR PROVIDING ARMORED VEHICLES AND SURVEILLANCE DRONES TO ZAMFARA TROOPS

The Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa (retd.), has commended Governor Dauda Lawal for procuring armoured personnel carriers, surveillance drones, and operational equipment for troops in Zamfara State.

On Wednesday, the governor distributed armored vehicles and other operational equipment to troops at a ceremony held at the Government House, Gusau.

According to a statement by the governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, the highly 25 sophisticated Armored Personnel Carriers being procured and commissioned will enhance troop protection during deployments into high-risk areas across Zamfara.

The statement also noted that other equipment purchased by the Zamfara State Government includes an 80-meter endurance surveillance drone capable of covering 50 kilometers and operating continuously for eight hours.

Delivering his remarks at the launch, Governor Lawal said the Defence Minister’s presence at the unveiling not only reinforces the depth of federal and Zamfara State synergy but also reflects a united front and collective resolve to establish and defend lawful authority.

He said, “For years, Zamfara State faced a security crisis disrupting life. Rural areas experienced instability, farmers faced uncertainty, and movement along key roads was cautious. Markets underperformed, affecting productivity, income, and confidence. These were widespread issues impacting daily life and the economy.

“Under our Rescue Mission, we moved from fragmented responses to structured reform. The Zamfara State Security Trust Fund provided a predictable framework for logistical support to security forces. We strengthened collaboration with the Armed Forces, police, and other agencies through regular coordination. We implemented the Community Protection Guards in accordance with the law to enhance grassroots intelligence and early-warning capacity.

“These measures were designed to ensure that security intervention is supported by financing discipline, legal clarity, operational coordination and logistics facilitation. As an administration, we spare no expense to ensure the logistical support our security agencies on the ground receive.

“When we operationalised the Homegrown Community Protection Guards, we provided them with 60 Brand New and well-equipped Hilux operational vehicles and motorcycles to ensure adequate coverage, swift response and effective first responder services.

“The state government distributed 150 new Hilux vehicles to security forces, including the Nigeria Police, Department of Security Services, NSCDC, and others. Additionally, 20 Toyota Buffaloes were procured—10 armoured, and 10 soft-body. Over 600 specialised motorcycles have been provided for rapid response in tough terrain. These efforts have significantly contributed to recent successes.

“Beyond ground mobility, the integration of unmanned aerial systems expands reconnaissance reach. This is why we are also providing the drones. Aerial surveillance improves situational awareness, assists terrain assessment, and supports more precise coordination between command centres and field units. Real-time information strengthens decision-making and reduces operational blind spots.

“To the military commanders present today, these assets represent structured public investment and collective trust. Deployment must be intelligence-guided and strategically prioritised. Maintenance schedules must be strictly observed. Operational discipline must remain uncompromising. Long-term effectiveness depends on professional stewardship.

“To our officers and soldiers facing tough conditions, we honour your sacrifice and support your families. The government’s role goes beyond mere praise; it must provide the necessary protective and operational tools to enable you to perform effectively. Improving your safety also safeguards our communities.

Earlier, the Minister of Defence, General Christopher Musa (retd.), said that the procurement of the armoured vehicles by the Zamfara state government demonstrates the governor’s commitment. “From what I have seen, if we continue like this in the second term, Zamfara will look like Dubai.

“The protection of lives and properties rises above party lines, political affiliations and differences, and that is why I am particularly very happy to be here. That you have been a state executive who has done it for everyone, you are very distinct and very determined in what you are doing.

“It takes courage and firm conviction for subnational leadership to commit substantial resources towards strengthening public safety, and the best thing about this is that everything has been paid for. This sends a strong message to criminals.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
February 18, 2026

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Dec 16 2025

EUROPEAN UNION AMBASSADOR VISITS ZAMFARA AS GOV. LAWAL LAUNCHES EU PEACE PROJECT

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EUROPEAN UNION AMBASSADOR VISITS ZAMFARA AS GOV. LAWAL LAUNCHES EU PEACE PROJECT

Governor Dauda Lawal launched a €5.1 million European Union-funded project aimed at strengthening peace, stability, and resilience in conflict-affected communities in Zamfara.

The governor launched the Conflict Prevention, Crisis Response, and Resilience (CPCRR) project on Monday at the Rescue Hall, Government House, Gusau.

A statement by the spokesperson for the governor, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that the European Union Ambassador, Mr. Gautier Mignot, was present at the launch of the 18-month CPCRR project.

The statement added that others on the ambassador’s entourage include the International Organization for Migration (IOM) Chief of Mission, Dimanche Sharon, and the IOM Head of Sub Africa (NW), Jean Nahesi Katumbakana.

“The project is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in partnership with Mercy Corps and the Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD).

“The project builds on earlier EU-supported peace and reconciliation efforts and aims to directly support over 95,000 beneficiaries, including internally displaced persons (IDPs), returnees, host communities, women, and youth in ten local government areas (eight in Katsina and two in Zamfara).”

During his remarks at the launch, Governor Lawal emphasized that the importance of the peace project extends beyond policy papers and program schedules. “It directly relates to the everyday realities of our people and reflects our shared commitment to creating a more stable, united, and strong society.

“I warmly welcome the delegation of the European Union, ably led by His Excellency, Ambassador Gautier Mignot; our partners from the International Organization for Migration; representatives of implementing organizations; our revered traditional rulers; civil society leaders; and all distinguished guests.

“Since this administration began, we’ve aimed to address insecurity clearly and comprehensively. Recognizing that lasting peace relies on addressing root causes such as exclusion, economic vulnerability, weak institutions, and eroded community trust, we’ve focused on these issues to inform our policies and partnerships.

This intervention complements the Zamfara State Government’s efforts to strengthen local peace, revitalize livelihoods for youth and women, improve coordination across ministries and agencies, and support community dialogue mechanisms. These efforts are driven by the belief that security, development, and good governance mutually reinforce one another and must progress in tandem.

“On behalf of Zamfara State’s government and people, I thank the European Union for its continued partnership. I also commend the International Organization for Migration, CDD, and Mercy Corps for their expertise and collaborative spirit. Your investment at this critical time shows confidence in our reform efforts and shared hope for lasting stability.

“Peace-building is a collective undertaking. It demands commitment from every segment of society and sustained
cooperation among partners.

“It is therefore my honour to formally flag off the Conflict Prevention, Crisis Response and Resilience Project in Zamfara.”

Earlier, the European Union Ambassador, Mr. Gautier Mignot, commended Governor Lawal’s dedication and support to development partners in his effort to ensure a better Zamfara State.

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
December 16, 2025

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Nov 11 2025

WE WILL CONTINUE SUPPORTING POLICE TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY IN ZAMFARA -GOV. LAWAL

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WE WILL CONTINUE SUPPORTING POLICE TO FUNCTION EFFECTIVELY IN ZAMFARA -GOV. LAWAL

Governor Dauda Lawal has restated his administration’s commitment to supporting police operations in Zamfara State.

The governor received the Executive Secretary of the Police Trust Fund (NPTF) on a courtesy visit at the Government House in Gusau on Monday.

A statement by the spokesperson for the governor, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that the Executive Secretary and his team were in Zamfara to inspect the newly constructed special forces barracks by the Nigeria Police Trust Fund.

While receiving the team, Governor Lawal assured them of his administration’s willingness to collaborate in improving the welfare and well-being of the police.

He said, “My administration is making a conscious effort to ensure the welfare of the police is guaranteed. That is why we are currently renovating the Zamfara police headquarters.

“We are also constructing some structures at the Zamfara Mobile Command. We have achieved a lot there, and we plan to do more.

“I am pleased that the Executive Secretary mentioned the police housing estate. If you examine the condition of the police barracks, you will see that it is quite unfortunate.

“I was part of the Presidential Committee on police reform. We were chosen by the National Economic Council (NEC) to inspect facilities at the police colleges and the Police Staff College. Last week, the governors of Nasarawa, Taraba, and I traveled to Kaduna, Plateau, and Borno for this purpose.

“It is heartbreaking when you see the state of the police and still expect them to perform miracles. Honestly, I am one of those advocating for a complete overhaul of police welfare if we genuinely want them to operate effectively. It’s just a matter of time before this happens.

“I am glad the Commissioner for Housing is here with us, as we need to start work on land issues now. We will identify suitable land to be transferred to the Police Trust Fund so they can move forward with the police housing estate project. We will provide the land immediately.”

Earlier, Mohammed F. Sheidu, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Police Trust Fund, praised Governor Lawal’s cooperation and support for the police, especially regarding their welfare and infrastructure projects in Zamfara State.

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
November 11, 2025

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Oct 29 2025

GOV. LAWAL ADDRESSES EIMC 18 PARTICIPANTS, WARNS AGAINST NEGOTIATION WITHOUT CONTROL

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GOV. LAWAL ADDRESSES EIMC 18 PARTICIPANTS, WARNS AGAINST NEGOTIATION WITHOUT CONTROL

Governor Dauda Lawal warned that negotiations allowing armed groups to keep their weapons while setting peace terms only delay violence and weaken State sovereignty.

The governor was a guest lecturer to participants of the Executive Intelligence Management Course (EIMC) 18 on Wednesday at the National Institute for Security Studies in Abuja.

A statement by the spokesperson for the governor, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that the theme of the lecture is “Non-state Actors in Security Management: Issues, Challenges, and Prospects for Peace and Development in Africa – A Zamfara State Perspective.”

The statement added that the EIMC 18 participants are from agencies vital to Nigeria’s security framework, along with their counterparts from other African nations, including Chad, Ghana, Rwanda, Somalia, and Gambia.

Governor Lawal, in his lecture, noted that it serves as an opportunity to reflect on the Zamfara experience, which, in many ways, parallels the broader local, national, and continental struggles for peace, stability, and development.

He said: “Over the past two decades, Africa’s security landscape has changed beyond traditional definitions. The idea that the state has exclusive control over the use of force is being increasingly challenged by a variety of non-state actors. These include community vigilantes, civil defense groups, insurgents, bandits, and transnational criminal networks.

“Zamfara State’s security challenges stem from years of grievances, economic issues, competition for resources, and climate change. Factors such as the spread of small arms due to regional conflicts, weakened traditional authority, inadequate law enforcement, and rising youth unemployment have exacerbated the situation.

“When we assumed office in 2023, it was made very clear that the security of life and property remains the essence of the modern state system and thus no price is too high to pay. Yet, effective security management cannot succeed without the active participation of the local community. Our strategy, therefore, has been anchored on
three mutually reinforcing pillars.

“We improved coordination among security agencies through a unified State Security Council led by me. The Zamfara State Government formed Community Protection Guards (CPG) to support law enforcement. We also enhanced intelligence sharing among traditional institutions, Local Government Councils, and security agencies for a coordinated response to threats.

“To foster durable peace, we formed peace committees in every Local Government Area, including Emirs, Imams, women, and youth leaders, to mediate conflicts and rebuild trust. We also collaborated with the Office of the National Security Adviser and international partners, such as Colombia, on Preventing and Countering Violent Extremism (PCVE), focusing on rehabilitation, reintegration, and trauma healing.”

The governor further stressed that Zamfara State strongly frowns at the ongoing, unregulated peace efforts being undertaken in parts of the North-West with violent non-State actors.

“Dialogue can aid conflict management, but true peace requires disarmament, and reconciliation without control equates to surrender. Allowing armed groups to keep their weapons while setting peace terms simply delays violence and compromises state sovereignty.”

“At this crucial time, peace efforts should be strong, coordinated, state-led, and backed by legitimate authority. The State must show it has both the capacity and the will to enforce peace. Sustainable peace arises when armed actors acknowledge the rule of law and the Government’s commitment to protect its citizens.”

The Commandant of the National Institute for Security Studies, J.O. Odama, FSI+, FDC, said Governor Lawal has assigned the participants a task related to policing and provided guidance on the issue of cross-border.

He said: “Today, His Excellency has brought to us what the facts are, what the issues, challenges, and prospects are for a future Zamfara. For me, it was revising what I know about Zamfara. I grew up there, and my career has taken me back there. I know every inch of bitterness that was thrown at him when he was contesting for governor. It is now history; he has transformed the state from one of negativity to one of positivity.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
October 29, 2025

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Oct 20 2025

GOV. LAWAL PRESIDES OVER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING, SAYS COMBATING INSECURITY IS A COLLECTIVE OBLIGATION

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GOV. LAWAL PRESIDES OVER EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEETING, SAYS COMBATING INSECURITY IS A COLLECTIVE OBLIGATION

Governor Dauda Lawal has reminded all stakeholders that the fight against insecurity in Zamfara is a collective obligation of his administration.

On Monday, the governor chaired the 18th meeting of the Executive Council at the Government House in Gusau.

The council discussed important issues, including security, education, health, and infrastructural development, among others.

In his opening remarks, the governor said, “I would like to remind us of our collective obligations in this administration concerning the fight against insecurity.

“We have made significant progress and succeeded in restoring relative calm to most areas of the state. The terror of bandits has been crippled, unlike in previous years.

“I urge you all to be proactive, stay accessible to your constituents and elected local government officials, and consistently provide status reports to the Hon. Commissioner for Security. Let us pray for the souls of all our fallen heroes.”

Governor Lawal further encouraged council members to foster good working relationships and synergy with other political appointees and elected officials for effective operations.

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
October 20, 2025

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Sep 29 2025

NORTH MUST SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE ON SECURITY AND ECONOMY, SAYS ZAMFARA GOVERNOR

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NORTH MUST SPEAK WITH ONE VOICE ON SECURITY AND ECONOMY, SAYS ZAMFARA GOVERNOR

Governor Dauda Lawal urged a binding commitment among the 19 northern states to speak with one voice on security and economic matters.

The governor chaired the first day of the Northern Nigeria Investment and Industrialization Summit on Monday at the Abuja Continental Hotel.

A statement by the governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that the investment summit was organized by the Northern Elders Forum, led by Professor Ango Abdullahi.

The statement added that the theme of the summit, “Unlocking Strategic Opportunities’ gathered all relevant stakeholders across the Northern part of Nigeria.

In his remarks, Governor Lawal commended the Northern Elders Forum for its consistent commitment to the progress of the Northern region.

“By convening this gathering under the theme ‘Unlocking Strategic Opportunities,’ you have once again demonstrated a clear-eyed focus on our collective future.

“The choice of sectors—Mining, Agriculture, and Power—is not accidental. It is a strategic diagnosis of the core pillars upon which the prosperity of Northern Nigeria must be built. In Zamfara, we are aware of the paradox we face: a land blessed with immense mineral wealth and vast arable land, yet our people have not fully reaped the dividends of these endowments.

“The key question for us as leaders is not what needs to be done, but how we can collectively turn potential into prosperity. To attract necessary investment and industrialize our region for the nation’s benefit, we must move beyond rhetoric and adopt a new approach of collaboration.”

Governor Lawal further stressed that a safe North is a bankable North, a region that leaders across the 19 Northern States must deepen collaboration beyond politics.

“We must collectively secure people and investments. Security is the fundamental prerequisite for any meaningful development. Investors, both domestic and international, are not philanthropists; they are realists. They will not commit capital where it is not safe. We must integrate our security architectures, share intelligence in real-time, and foster greater community policing to create a secure and predictable environment.

“In Zamfara, our commitment is clear. We are moving from a past of informality and illegality in the mining sector to a regime of formalization, regulation, and value addition. We are revitalizing our agricultural sector by promoting mechanization, agro-processing, and access to credit. And we are creating the secure and stable environment that is the bedrock of it all.

“My call to action today is for a Northern Nigerian Economic Compact—a binding commitment among the 19 states to speak with one voice on security and economic matters. Create a Single Window for major investors looking to do business across the region. Co-invest in critical infrastructure like power, rail, and fibre optics that connect our states.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
September 29, 2025

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Aug 14 2025

GOV. LAWAL VISITS MORE ZAMFARA COMMUNITIES, VOWS NEVER TO NEGOTIATE WITH BANDITS

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GOV. LAWAL VISITS MORE ZAMFARA COMMUNITIES, VOWS NEVER TO NEGOTIATE WITH BANDITS

Governor Dauda Lawal has reassured the people of Zamfara that his administration stands firm against negotiating with bandits who are terrorizing the state.

The governor, on Thursday, visited more communities that bandits recently attacked.

A statement by the governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, said the communities visited are Kagara, Dan Isa, and Kasuwar Daji, all in the Kauran Namoda local government area.

The statement noted that the governor was on a condolence visit to affected communities to demonstrate his administration’s commitment to their security.

The governor reaffirmed to the affected communities that his administration will never negotiate with bandits.

He said, “Yesterday, I began a condolence visit to some communities that were recently targeted by bandits.

“Since we could not finish it yesterday, we are resuming the visit today. We visited three communities, where I met with the people and offered them words of encouragement from the government.

“Security is my government’s top priority, and we are dedicating all our efforts to making sure we are doing it right – protecting the lives and properties of our people.

“Since the start of my administration, I have made it clear that I won’t negotiate with the bandits who are killing our people, and that remains the case. My administration will never negotiate with them because they have never shown any sincerity.

“I have noticed that the roads leading to most of these communities are in very poor condition. My government will repair these roads for the benefit of the communities.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
August 14, 2025

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May 13 2025

GOV. LAWAL DISTRIBUTES 140 OPERATIONAL VEHICLES TO SECURITY AGENCIES, COMMISSIONS ZAMFARA MASS TRANSIT BUSES

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GOV. LAWAL DISTRIBUTES 140 OPERATIONAL VEHICLES TO SECURITY AGENCIES, COMMISSIONS ZAMFARA MASS TRANSIT BUSES

Governor Dauda Lawal has officially distributed operational vehicles designated for various security organizations across Zamfara State.

The flag-off distribution of security vehicles and the commissioning of the Zamfara Mass Transit Buses was held on Tuesday at the Gusau Trade Fair complex.

According to a statement by the Governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that Dr. Ahmed Abubakar Audi, mni, OFR, the Commandant-General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, was the guest of honour at the commissioning.

The statement revealed that the Zamfara State Government provided 140 operational vehicles to security agencies, reinforcing that security remains a top priority of the government.

In his remarks, Governor Lawal said his administration has adopted a proactive and strategic approach to supporting security agencies operating in the state.

He said, “Providing the security with operational vehicles will significantly improve their mobility, enhance response time, and strengthen their effectiveness in combating crime and maintaining law and order.

“This event here today continues my administration’s consistent efforts to increase and strengthen the capacity of security agencies operating across the State.

“This is in line with our promise and firm commitment to deploying all available resources to confront all forms of criminality to restore peace, ensure safety, and protect the lives, property, and livelihood of our people in every part of our State.

“This effort further demonstrates this administration’s commitment to strengthening the capacity of our security agencies in their duty to protect lives and secure communities.

“We recognize their critical role in maintaining law and order and understanding the path to a safe and prosperous Zamfara State and the Nation.

“Therefore, my administration remains firmly dedicated to ensuring they are adequately equipped and supported to carry out their responsibilities effectively.

“On our part, we also established a state-owned security outfit named Community Protection Guards. We aim to complement your efforts, share experiences, and engage community members in safeguarding our territories.

“As we gather here today, we are set up to distribute 140 brand-new vehicles to various security organizations operating in the State. The fleet includes double-cabin pick-up trucks and Buffalo vehicles, all provided to strengthen the operational readiness of the benefiting security outfits.”

Governor Lawal further explained that his government is unveiling 50 new buses to improve the state’s mass transit and commercial transportation system.

“This is part of our initiative to ease and enhance public transit within and for those traveling outside the State.

“We have implemented an effective fleet management system, which is not only customer-centric but will ensure that revenue leakages are blocked.

“All the buses will be monitored in real-time and provided with free wi-fi service to enable customers to access the internet.

“Before I conclude, let me specifically recognize and honor the sacrifices of our fallen heroes who lost their lives while protecting the integrity of our land and the families they left behind. We will always remember you and honor your sacrifice.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
May 13, 2025

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Apr 26 2025

GOV. LAWAL RECEIVES PROMOTED NSCDC OFFICERS OF ZAMFARA ORIGIN

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GOV. LAWAL RECEIVES PROMOTED NSCDC OFFICERS OF ZAMFARA ORIGIN

Zamfara Sate Governor, Dauda Lawal received ten decorated officers of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) who are indigenes of Zamfara State.

The promoted officers were led by the NSCDC Commander, Zone 2, ACG Haruna Bala Zurmi, on a courtesy visit to the governor in the Government House, Gusau, on Thursday.

A statement by the spokesperson of the Zamfara Governor, Sulaiman Bala Idris, said the decorated senior officers of the NSCDC were a source of pride to the people of Zamfara and a sign that the future is bright.

The statement added that the officers were promoted and decorated to their respective strategic ranks in the Corps; three (3) were promoted to the rank of Assistant Commandant General (ACGs), while the remaining seven were promoted to the Rank of Commandant of the Corps (CCs).

During his remarks, Governor Dauda Lawal encouraged the officers to keep making Zamfara proud as they serve the nation.

He said, “We all care about Zamfara because it is the only place we call home. When you retire, you will return here, so it is our shared responsibility to ensure that Zamfara thrives.”

“With your understanding, goodwill, and cooperation, I am confident that together we will achieve meaningful progress in our state.”

“The Commandant is a very good friend of Zamfara State. I want to take this opportunity to thank him for the immense assistance he has rendered to us in our fight against insecurity.

“When I heard about your promotion, I was eager to meet you, at least to organize a dinner in your honor, which we will definitely do. Most importantly, I am happy for your achievement; it is for the people of Zamfara.

“As I previously stated, we all share a collective responsibility in the development of Zamfara. We will maintain open lines of communication to ensure that any challenges we face are brought to your attention, enabling your valuable input. My door remains open to suggestions, recommendations, and constructive criticism. Please feel free to share your thoughts. A better Zamfara means greater happiness for us all. Thank you for your visit, and once again, congratulations.”

Earlier, the leader of the delegation and NSCDC Commander of Zone 2, ACG Haruna Bala Zurmi, acknowledged that the support of Governor Lawal’s administration made their promotions possible. He noted that it is unprecedented in the corps’ history for a single state to have 10 officers promoted in one exercise.

“We firmly believe that this commendable gesture by the Commandant General is a result of the unwavering support and assistance the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Zamfara State Command, has received under your capable leadership and administration. We are here to seek your blessings and to foster closer relations.”

SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
April 26, 2025

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Mar 30 2025

EIDL FITR: GOV. DAUDA LAWAL PREACHES UNITY AND PEACE

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EIDL FITR: GOV. DAUDA LAWAL PREACHES UNITY AND PEACE

Governor Dauda Lawal has appealed to the people of Zamfara State to embrace unity and peace. A statement issued on Saturday by the governor’s spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, felicitates the Muslim community for Eid al-Fitr, which marks the end of Ramadan fasting. He urged the Muslim community in Zamfara State and beyond to reflect deeply on the sacrifices and devotion to Allah made during Ramadan. He said: “My dear Muslim brothers and sisters in Zamfara State and beyond, I extend the compliments of the seasons and my heartfelt congratulations as we mark the end of the year 1446 AH Ramadan fast. This holy month has been a time of deep reflection, sacrifice, and devotion to Allah (SWT)“. As we celebrate the Eid-el Fitr, I urge every one of us to carry forward the virtues of discipline, patience, and generosity that Ramadan has instilled in us. “The challenges before us are enormous and require collective effort and cooperation to be addressed. Let us therefore set aside our differences, work together as one people, and support the government’s agenda for rescuing and rebuilding our dear State”. Governor Lawal also appreciated the efforts of religious and community leaders for their continued guidance in advancing harmony and promoting the values that bind people together “. As we gather with our loved ones to mark this joyous occasion, let us put our state in prayers for divine intervention as we work round the clock to address the myriad challenges facing our dear state. May Allah (SWT) accept our acts of worship, forgive our shortcomings, and bless our State and the nation at large with lasting peace and prosperity. EID MUBARAK”SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor April 1st, 2025.

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