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Borno gov Zulum suspends Mallam-Fatori village, ward heads

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Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno has directed the immediate suspension of all village and ward heads of Mallam-Fatori, headquarters of Abadam Local Government Area, over their absence during his visit to the community.

This is contained in a statement signed by Dauda Iliya, special adviser on media and publicity to Zulum, on Monday in Maiduguri.

Zulum gave the directive while inspecting public infrastructure for residents returning to the insurgency-ravaged border town.

The governor expressed concern over the absence of the traditional leaders, describing it as unacceptable at a time when residents were returning and rebuilding their communities.

He directed the Commissioner for Local Government and Emirate Affairs, Alhaji Sugun Mele, to work with the Shehu of Borno to coordinate the process of appointing new village and ward heads without delay.

Zulum said the new appointees must be people of proven integrity, competence and commitment, capable of working with residents, government and security agencies to restore stability and development.

“Traditional leaders have a critical role to play in stabilising communities emerging from conflict.

“Their presence is essential for maintaining communication between government and residents, strengthening community resilience and providing leadership as returnees settle into their ancestral homes,” he said.

The governor also pledged to accelerate the reconstruction of critical infrastructure in Mallam-Fatori.

He also directed the immediate construction of an Islamic education centre and primary and secondary schools, as well as a hospital in the area.

Zulum said the provision of basic amenities is critical to enable returnees to rebuild their lives and restore livelihoods.

He also visited the 68 Battalion Nigerian Army headquarters, where he commended troops for their courage and commitment to maintaining security in the area.

The governor assured the military of continued government support to enhance their operational effectiveness. (NAN)

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