Kwara State Governor Graduates 1,000 Forest Guards to Combat Terrorism and Kidnapping
Governor Abdulrazaq of Kwara State emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy towards terrorists and kidnappers as 1,000 forest guards graduate to combat illegal activities. The governor aims to secure the state's forests, expel criminal elements, and ensure public safety.
The initiative is seen as a game-changer in the fight against terrorism and kidnapping, with a strong commitment from security forces and local communities. The governor's message is clear: criminals must leave the state or face severe consequences.
The forest guards are tasked with protecting the people and restoring peace in the region.
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