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Zulum Renews Appointment of Engr Bababe as ES BOGIS
Zulum Renews Appointment of Engr Bababe as ES BOGIS
By: Our Reporter
Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has renewed the appointment of Engr. Adam Bukar Bababe as the Executive Secretary of Borno State Geographic Information Service (BOGIS) for a second and final five-year term.
In a statement released by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media, Dauda Iliya, the reappointment was based on Engr. Bababe’s exceptional performance and transformative leadership during his first tenure.
The renewal follows the provisions of Section 22(2) of Borno State Geographic Information Service Law, 2019 (HA 2), which allows for an additional five-year term upon the approval of the Executive Governor.
Governor Zulum expressed his satisfaction with Engr. Bababe’s contributions, stating, “I have approved the renewal of the appointment of the Executive Secretary, Borno State Geographic Information Service (BOGIS) for the second and final term of five years as recommended.”
The governor further congratulated Engr. Bababe on his reappointment, urging him to build upon the achievements of his first term and to continue advancing the goals of the agency. “I task him to build upon the gains made and consolidate on the laudable achievements during his first tenure,” the governor added.
Borno State Geographic Information Service established in 2019, plays a pivotal role in land management and administration in the state. Its mandate includes overseeing land titles, registrations and certification processes as well as ensuring best practices in land tenure.
Under Engr. Bababe’s leadership, BOGIS has successfully automated land title documents and processed over 2,500 Certificates of Occupancy, all of which have been signed by Governor Zulum.
Engr. Adam Bukar Bababe’s first tenure ended on Friday, January 17, 2025.
Zulum Renews Appointment of Engr Bababe as ES BOGIS
Security forces foil rustling, recover 22 animals in Katsina
By: Zagazola Makama
Security operatives in Katsina State have foiled a livestock rustling attempt and recovered 22 stolen animals in Jibia Local Government Area.
Police sources said the incident occurred in the early hours of April 12 following a distress call received at about 12:45 a.m. that suspected armed bandits had rustled livestock from neighbouring Niger Republic.
According to the sources, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Jibia swiftly mobilised a joint team comprising police, military and community watch personnel to the area.
They added that the operatives strategically blocked the escape routes of the suspects and engaged them in a gun duel.
“The superior firepower of the security team forced the bandits to abandon the rustled animals and flee into the bush,” the sources said.
The sources disclosed that all 22 sheep and goats were recovered intact during the operation.
They noted that the area has been cordoned off, while aggressive clearance operations are ongoing to apprehend the fleeing suspects.
Further developments will be communicated as investigations continue, the sources added.
Security forces foil rustling, recover 22 animals in Katsina
Troops neutralise several terrorists in ambush operation in Borno
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of the Joint Task Force, North-East, Operation Hadin Kai, have neutralised several Boko Haram terrorists during an ambush operation in Bama Local Government Area of Borno State.
Security sources said the incident occurred at about 2:33 a.m. on April 13 when an ambush team of 202 Battalion deployed at Bravo Kilo sighted a terrorist crossing the parapet at a defensive company location.
According to the sources, the troops engaged and neutralised five of the suspect on sight.
The sources added that the operation is part of ongoing clearance and ambush missions aimed at denying terrorists freedom of movement in the North-East theatre.
Troops neutralise several terrorists in ambush operation in Borno
Troops arrest suspected Boko Haram member in Yobe
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of 233 Battalion have arrested a suspected ISWAP/JAS member within the Damaturu Military Cantonment in Yobe State.
Security sources said the suspect was apprehended at about 11:00 p.m. on April 12 between Charlie 2 and Charlie 3 areas of the cantonment in Damaturu Local Government Area.
According to the sources, troops recovered a bag containing clothes and a SIM card from the suspect.
They added that during preliminary investigation, the suspect claimed he was heading to Potiskum and identified himself as an almajiri from the 1000 Area of Maiduguri.
The sources, however, noted that his statements were incoherent, while further physical examination reportedly revealed a rifle sling mark on his shoulder, raising further suspicion.
They said the suspect is currently in custody for further investigation and necessary action.
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