The Ogun State Government has convened a strategic security meeting with Fulani leaders, security agencies, and other critical stakeholders as part of efforts to strengthen peace and prevent potential security threats across the state.
Penpushing reports that the Special Adviser to the Governor on Security, AIG Olusola Subair, a retired Assistant Inspector General of Police (Rtd.), conveyed the meeting held in Abeokuta, Ogu State Capital.
The meeting brought together security service chiefs, security consultants, representatives of local government chairmen, traditional Fulani leaders (Serikis), and representatives of the Miyetti Allah group.
Penpushing further reports that Subair speaking at the meeting emphasized the importance of proactive engagement and collaboration between communities and security institutions in sustaining the state’s peaceful environment.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Security pointed out that security is most effective when there is strong cooperation between government, security agencies, and community leaders.
“Our responsibility is to remain vigilant and proactive. Security is most effective when communities and institutions work together. Ogun State will continue to strengthen collaboration with all stakeholders to ensure that peace and mutual trust remain the foundation of our coexistence,” he said.
Penpushing also reports that the meeting equally provided a platform for open dialogue on ways to enhance cooperation between security agencies and community leaders across the state.
The Fulani leaders present at the meeting reaffirmed their commitment to peaceful coexistence and pledged their support for efforts aimed at preventing criminal elements from infiltrating their communities.
Penpushing reports that the Chairman of Miyetti Allah in the South-West, Alhaji Muhammad Kabir Labar, and the National Coordinator of the group, Alhaji Abdul Mumuni Ibrahim assured the state government of their readiness to cooperate fully with security agencies in maintaining peace.
The participants at the meeting, however, agreed on measures aimed at strengthening vigilance and coordination across Ogun State, and these include enhanced security vigilance, deeper grassroots engagement, improved community cooperation, and sustained dialogue among stakeholders.
Penpushing further reports that in same vein, the government urged residents to support security efforts by reporting suspicious activities through available channels, including the Ogun State Police Command’s “Gateway Shield” mobile application and dedicated emergency lines.
The residents were equally encouraged to use the toll-free emergency number 08000009111 and the Operations Control Room line 09164859299 for security-related information, and they can as well reach the Nigeria Security Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Agro Rangers through 08038404412 and 08078377670, while cases of telecommunication mast tampering can be reported via 08036817148.
Penpushing also reports stakeholders reaffirmed their commitment to sustained collaboration aimed at maintaining peace, strengthening trust among communities, and ensuring that Ogun State remains safe for residents and businesses.
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