Matawalle back home after briefing President Buhari on state of affairs in Zamfara

The Executive Governor of Zamfara State has returned back to the state after a 4-day working visit to Abuja to brief President Muhammadu Buhari on the state of affairs after securing the release of the Zamfara schoolgirls.

The Executive Governor of Zamfara State has returned back to the state after a 4-day working visit to Abuja to brief President Muhammadu Buhari on the state of affairs after securing the release of the Zamfara schoolgirls.

This was made known in a press release signed by the honourable Commissioner for Information of the state, Hon Ibrahim Magaji Dosara, who said that “his Excellency, the state Executive Governor Dr Bello Muhammed Matawalle has returned back home after a 4-day working visit to Abuja”.

“During the visit, His Excellency briefed the President and Commander in-chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari on the state of affairs in our dear state, particularly relating to security”.

“The President has assured the governor of his full support, cooperation and backing in whatever actions he will take to ensure security of lives and property of Zamfara people”.

“To this end, people are hereby advised to remain calm and low abiding in carrying out their legitimate business as usual”.

“Government will not condone or tolerate any acts capable of breaching the peace and tranquility of the state”.

“Anybody found violating the law and order will be dealt with decisively”.

“Security forces are hereby directed to carry out their duties effectively to ensure safety and security of lives and property of the people in all the nooks and crannies of the state”.

“His Excellency is also appreciative of the enduring support and understanding of the people”.

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