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Yobe: Prioritize security, Buni tells newly appointed Chairman of Yusufari

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Yobe: Prioritize security, Buni tells newly appointed Chairman of Yusufari

By: Yahaya Wakili

Governor Mai Mala Buni CON of Yobe State has charged the newly appointed chairman of the Yusufari local government area to consider security of lives and property as the priority of the administration.

Buni gave the warning today while swearing in Alhaji Adamu Jibrin as the chairman of the council following the death of Alhaji Bah Abba Aji some few days ago.

According to Buni, the death of the chairman has created a vacuum that must be filled for continuity in governance, and this justifies the appointment of Alhaji Adamu Jibrin as the new chairman of the Yusufari local government council.

He urged him to be a good team player for a result-oriented administration that would give members of the council and people of the local government area a sense of belonging.

Governor Buni also urged the new chairman to conduct government business transparently to promote accountability and probity as well as to channel government resources into areas of need that have a direct impact on the lives of the people.

He appealed to the people of the local government area to support the new chairman for a smooth and successful administration that would meet the needs of the people.

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Operation Enduring Peace Conducts Show of Force, Secures Church Services in Jos

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Operation Enduring Peace Conducts Show of Force, Secures Church Services in Jos

By Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation ENDURING PEACE (OPEP), in collaboration with the Nigerian Air Force, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and other security agencies, have conducted a show-of-force operation across major flashpoints in Jos and the Bukuru General Area of Plateau State.

The operation was conducted on Sunday, August 23, 2026, as part of measures to provide security for church services and prevent criminal elements from exploiting the period to carry out attacks.

According to a security source, personnel of OPEP, working with troops of 551 Nigerian Air Force Station, Keystone, NSCDC and other sister agencies, conducted the operation across identified flashpoints within Jos metropolis and the Bukuru General Area.

The show of force was aimed at reassuring residents and worshippers while denying criminal elements freedom of action during church services.

The security teams maintained visible patrols and presence around strategic locations to deter potential threats and ensure the safe movement of worshippers.

The operation was conducted successfully and without any reported security incident.

Security authorities said the situation remained calm throughout the exercise.

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Man Killed in Attack by suspected Fulani Bandits at Illegal Mining Site in Plateau

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Man Killed in Attack by suspected Fulani Bandits at Illegal Mining Site in Plateau

By Zagazola Makama

A man has been killed in an alleged attack by suspected Fulani Bandits at an illegal mining site around Angwan Izalla village in Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

The incident occurred at about 5:20 a.m. on Sunday, August 23, 2026, following a report of an attack allegedly involving suspected Fulani herders in the area.

According to a security source, troops of Sector 4, Operation ENDURING PEACE (OPEP), responded to the report and immediately moved to the scene.

Upon arrival, the troops discovered the corpse of a man identified as Abdulmumuni Ibrahim, who had sustained machete wounds to his head and hand.

The circumstances surrounding the attack and the identity of the assailants were not immediately established.

The deceased’s remains were subsequently evacuated by members of his family for burial.

Security personnel have commenced a manhunt for the suspected attackers, while efforts are ongoing to establish the motive for the killing and apprehend those responsible.

The incident is being investigated as security agencies continue to monitor the area.

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OPEP Troops Recover Cattle Rustled by Berom Militia, Return Livestock to Owners in Plateau

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OPEP Troops Recover Cattle Rustled by Berom Militia, Return Livestock to Owners in Plateau

By Zagazola Makama

Troops of Sector 9, Operation ENDURING PEACE (OPEP), have recovered a herd of cattle reportedly rustled by Berom militia from Nteng village in Quan’pan Local Government Area of Plateau State.

The recovery followed a report of cattle rustling received by the troops at about 5:05 p.m. on August 22, 2025.

According to a security source, troops immediately commenced a pursuit of the suspected cattle rustlers and successfully traced the movement of the stolen livestock.

The troops also deployed a drone to monitor the movement of the rustled cattle from the air, enabling them to track the livestock until they were successfully recovered.

Following the recovery operation, the cattle were handed over to their rightful owners.

The operation highlights the continued efforts by Operation ENDURING PEACE to tackle cattle rustling and other forms of criminality threatening rural communities and livelihoods across Plateau State.

Security personnel are maintaining surveillance in the area to prevent further incidents and ensure the safety of residents and livestock owners.

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