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Plateau State Governor, Barrister Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang, has strongly denounced the recent security breach that claimed lives in Kwahaslalek community and various parts of Mangu Local Government Area of the state.
Expressing profound sorrow in a statement in Jos, signed by the Director of Press and Public Affairs (DOPPA) and made available to SUNDAY STANDARD, he indicated that Governor Mutfwang decried the escalating security challenges that resulted in the destruction of homes and livelihoods by suspected hoodlums.
He extended heartfelt condolences to the grieving families, the affected communities, and those injured in the unfortunate incidents and further conveyed sympathy to the residents of Mangu Local Government Area and other affected communities. He urged them to remain vigilant and promptly report any suspicious activities for swift intervention.
However, Governor Mutfwang implored the communities involved to refrain from taking the law into their own hands, and restated the state government’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the security of all citizens.
The governor also acknowledged the crucial role played by security agencies in restoring calm and called for continued collaboration between them and the government to provide maximum protection to all citizens.
In a stern warning, Governor Mutfwang asserted that his administration would not tolerate any further breakdown of law and order in any part of the state, urging security agencies to intensify their efforts to guarantee absolute peace across the state.
While appealing for calm and patience from citizens of the state, he assured that the government was taking proactive measures to halt further destruction of lives and property.
