Beatrice Gondyi Bauchi
In it’s efforts to address banditry, the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Bauchi State office, has organised a one-day town hall meeting with stakeholders aimed at addressing banditry and fostering cohesion and unity.
The meeting with the theme “Pathway to National Cohesion and Unity, Curbing Banditry in the State,” which held at the Conference Hall of the Federal Secretariat in Bauchi, Mohammed commended the NOA initiative and the participating stakeholders.
Governor Mohammed represented by the commissioner for Information and Communications, Hon. Usman Shehu Usman, the governor reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to supporting efforts aimed at curbing criminality, promising continuous provision of logistics and community enlightenment programmes.
He urged communities to remain vigilant, promptly report any breaches of law and order, and share vital information with security agencies to enhance early intervention and crime prevention.
The meeting brought together a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including representatives of the Nigeria Police Force, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Nigerian Immigration Service, Nigeria Correctional Service, community-based organizations, traditional institutions, and youth groups.
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