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Borno State Environmental Agency Orchestrates Successful End of Year Sanitation
Borno State Environmental Agency Orchestrates Successful End of Year Sanitation
… Enforce Removal of illegal structure on main road.
By: Our Reporter
In a move to promote cleanliness and hygiene within the city, Borno State Environmental Protection Agency (BOSEPA) conducted a highly effective end of year sanitation exercise in Maiduguri and its surrounding areas.
This exercise was primarily aimed at ensuring that proper sanitation measures were being followed and to encourage the public to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in all areas of the city.
The exercise was conducted in various areas, including the post office, Monday Market Area, Bama Road, Gamboru, and other locations. The initiative had the participation of the Ministry of Environment and the general public, with the active support of the Acting Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Hajjiya Ladi Aliyu, and the General Manager of BOTMA, Alh Baba Shehu Tijjani.
The removal of illegal structures on the main road was another aspect of the exercise. The General Manager of BOSEPA, Alh. Abubakar Suleiman, emphasized the significance of proper waste management and warned against the dumping of refuse into drainages and waterways. He stated that such actions could cause environmental hazards and disrupt normal water flow, and violators would face legal consequences and be subject to arrest and prosecution.
The Acting Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Environment, Hajjiya Ladi Aliyu urged clubs and associations to keep up the exercise and create awareness camping within the community, while the GM BOTMA thanked everyone who participated and urged the general public to prioritize cleanliness in their immediate environment and maintain the restrictions of movement during the sanitation period.
The end of year sanitation exercise and operation remove illegal structures on the main road were successful, the collective effort of BOSEPA, the Ministry of Environment, BOTMA, and the public.
Borno State Environmental Agency Orchestrates Successful End of Year Sanitation
Cattle rustlers steal 50 cows in Lafiagi in Kogi, as security forces launch search operation
By Zagazola Makama
Fifty cows have been stolen by suspected cattle rustlers in Gbugbu, Lafiagi, Kogi State, the Police Command has reported.
Zagazola learnt that the incident occurred on December 18 at about 1600 hours when two Fulani herders, Hassan and Husseini, both aged 25, were grazing their cattle on the outskirts of Gbugbu. Unknown gunmen attacked the herders and made away with 50 cows.
The report was filed by Alhaji Abubakar Muhammadu, 50, and Malam Tijani Ahmed, 62, Secretary of Miyeti Allah, Lafiagi branch.
Following the report, a joint team comprising Army troops, police operatives, Village Guard Network (VGN) and local hunters were mobilized to the scene to comb the surrounding bush for possible recovery of the stolen livestock.
Cattle rustlers steal 50 cows in Lafiagi in Kogi, as security forces launch search operation
Bandit attack in Sobon Birni LGA leaves one dead in Sokoto
By Zagazola Makama
One person has been killed following an armed bandit attack on Garin Idi Village in Sobon Birni District, Sokoto State, the State Police Command has confirmed.
Zagazola Makama learnt that the incident occurred on December 18 at about 2140 hours, when a large group of heavily armed bandits launched a sporadic shooting attack on the community.
Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA, promptly responded and engaged the bandits in a gun duel. The attackers were overpowered and fled into the surrounding forest.
During the attack, one Malam Saluhu, aged 60, was shot and killed.
Joint security teams have intensified efforts to track down the bandits, and troops have been alerted to remain vigilant for any movements by the fleeing criminals.
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Fire outbreak destroys over 20 vehicles at Malaysia Market, Zuba
By Zagazola Makama
Over twenty vehicles have been destroyed following a fire outbreak at Malaysia Market, Zuba, near the main motor spare parts area.
Sources said that the incident occurred on December 17 at about 2300 hours. The market, known for scrap vehicles, was engulfed in flames before police patrol teams promptly mobilized to the scene.
Through the combined efforts of security forces and community members, the fire was successfully contained, preventing further escalation. No injuries or loss of life were reported.
The cause of the fire and the estimated value of the destroyed vehicles are yet to be determined as security sources said Investigations are ongoing.
Fire outbreak destroys over 20 vehicles at Malaysia Market, Zuba
Cattle rustlers steal 50 cows in Lafiagi in Kogi, as security forces launch search operation
Bandit attack in Sobon Birni LGA leaves one dead in Sokoto
Fire outbreak destroys over 20 vehicles at Malaysia Market, Zuba
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