Niger commissioner promises to make sure that the affected communities experience peace again

Alh. Muhammad Abdullahi Bello, the Niger State Commissioner for Homeland Security, has expressed the state government's commitment to finding a long-term solution to the security issues in the impacted areas.

When the commissioner returned to work at the ministry's Minna headquarters, he disclosed the information.

He explained that in order to preserve peace in areas of the state experiencing security challenges, the Ministry would uphold the highest standards of professionalism and ethics in conformity with best practices around the world.

"I therefore enjoined staff to support the current administration's dedication in developing strategies that would bring long-term solutions to the security challenges and also prevent any breach of security in the state," said the author.

Therefore, he stated, "all hands should be on deck to have a positive impact on the people.

He urged the personnel to be more dedicated in carrying out their duties in order to meet the goals they had been given, which included protecting citizens' lives and property.

Bello urged them to set an example for service delivery, good governance, and efficiency in their workplaces, claiming that "these would go a long way in adding value to what the present administration is doing in repositioning Service for optimal performance."

Alh. Abdulrahim Tariq, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Homeland Security, had earlier promised the commissioner of the full cooperation of the entire ministry personnel in ensuring the achievement of predetermined objectives of the state government.