NANS COMMENDS GOMBE SECURITY AGENCIES FOR PEACEFUL ATMOSPHERE


Comrade Mu'azu Hina, Vice President External Affairs of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), commends the security agencies for their outstanding performance. "Their dedication to maintaining peace and engaging youths and students is highly commendable," he noted.

The security agencies in Gombe State, including the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Nigerian Police, have demonstrated exceptional commitment to maintaining law and order.

Their proactive measures have prevented potential disturbances, ensuring a peaceful atmosphere in Gombe State, particularly during the planned protest by anonymous groups on October 1st.

The strategic engagement of youths and students has been instrumental in fostering a culture of peace and cooperation. By building partnerships with these critical stakeholders, security agencies have effectively prevented potential conflicts and promoted peaceful coexistence among residents.

The security agencies' community-oriented approach has fostered trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the public. This collaborative effort has ensured that Gombe State remains peaceful, with residents going about their daily activities without fear of disruption or violence.

NANS acknowledges the critical role of intelligence gathering in preventing security breaches. The security agencies' ability to gather and act on vital information has been instrumental in maintaining public safety.

The partnership between security agencies and youths/students has yielded significant dividends. Youths and students have been empowered to contribute to peace-building and development initiatives, fostering a sense of ownership and responsibility.

NANS urges the general public to support security agencies' efforts, providing vital information to prevent security breaches. Youths and students are encouraged to continue partnering with security agencies to promote peace and development in Gombe State.

The security agencies' strategic engagement with youths and students has been instrumental in maintaining peace and promoting development in Gombe State.

NANS will continue to support and collaborate with security agencies to ensure a peaceful and prosperous Gombe State, and commend their efforts in ensuring that there was no breakdown of law and order.

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