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MOBILE POLICE OFFICERS ON SPECIAL DUTIES IN ZAMFARA CRIES OUT OVER NON PAYMENT OF OPERATIONAL ALLOWANCES FOR EIGHT(8) MONTHS

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Police mobile operatives working on special duties in Zamfara State have cried for help as they insisted that they were not paid their operational allowances for eight months.

One of them who spoke to BBC Hausa service on Sunday lamented that, since their deployment to Zamfara they have been sent to the forest conducting operations under very difficult condition without being paid their allowances by the authorities.

He said the government is not providing food and any logistic to them and that nobody cares about their condition in the forest, noting that they were abandoned to their destiny.

When asked about payment of their monthly salary since their deployment to Zamfara he said, “They used to pay us our monthly salary but as for allowances earmarked for us nobody cares to ask if at all the money reaches us, even if government claimed it has paid us, the money did not reach us yet and this is eight months now”

“When we put intense pressure they now brought out money and started paying N20,000 per Police mobile officer and not all of us are paid, especially those operating within the forest”.

“Even the N20,000 naira they have started paying not every mobile police officer on special operations got paid, I am lucky to get my payment of the N20,000 naira but the majority of those working with me were not paid” the source added.

We are calling on the federal and state governments to come to our rescue and pay us arrears of our of eight month allowances to motivate us.

We used to contribute money from our salary and settle the expenses of any one of us who is either killed or get any problem we have lost about three of our colleagues and we have to contribute money to donate to their families for burial.

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SEN. YARI DONATES (13) TRUCKS OF MAIZE TO PEOPLE OF TALATAR MAFARA

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Former Governor of Zamfara state and Senator representing Zamfara West, Hon. Dr. Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar (Shattiman Zamfara) has secured (13) trucks of Maize containing (3900) bags for distribution to his immediate community of Talatar Mafara.

The distribution is to be handled by the (11) man committee headed by Malam Hamza Abubakar.

A total of 68 communities consisting of 21,075 households will benefit with a total of 3900 bags of Maize.

According the chairman, the beneficiaries cut across religious devices as instructed by the donor Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar.

According to the committee Chairman, former Governor Yari has considered the social condition of the people emanating from the removal of fuel subsidy by the current administration.

He assured that, the committee will be just and fair in the discharge of their duties.

He called on people to give them maximum support and cooperation in the discharged of their duty in order to achieve the desire success.

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SEN. YARI DONATES (13) TRUCKS OF MAIZE TO PEOPLE OF TALATAR MAFARA.

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Former Governor of Zamfara state and Senator representing Zamfara West, Hon. Dr. Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar (Shattiman Zamfara) has secured (13) trucks of Maize containing (3900) bags for distribution to his immediate community of Talatar Mafara.

The distribution is to be handled by the (11) man committee headed by Malam Hamza Abubakar.

A total of 68 communities consisting of 21,075 households will benefit with a total of 3900 bags of Maize.

According the chairman, the beneficiaries cut across religious devices as instructed by the donor Abdulaziz Yari Abubakar.

According to the committee Chairman, former Governor Yari has considered the social condition of the people emanating from the removal of fuel subsidy by the current administration.

He assured that, the committee will be just and fair in the discharge of their duties.

He called on people to give them maximum support and cooperation in the discharged of their duty in order to achieve the desire success.

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(31) PEOPLE DIES, (274) SUSTAIN INJURIES IN ADAMAWA ROAD CRASHES.

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The Federal Road Safety Corp Adamawa state command has revealed that a total of (31) people died as a result of various road crashes within the state.

The statistics also showed that, a total of (274) people also sustained various degree of injuries as a result of the road crashes.

The Adamawa sector command also recorded (126) various road crashes involving (548) passengers within the period under review.

The statistics covered a period of January to July 2023.

The sector commandant of the state, Mr. Yelwa Dio when he interacted with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

He attributed the road crashes to over-loading, over speeding and making telephone calls while driving.

 

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