The Ogun Primary Health Care Development Board in collaboration with Development Partners will commence the administration of Second Round of Year 2021 Oral Polio Vaccine, known as Outbreak Response (OBR2), on Saturday, 16 to Tuesday, 19 October.
A release by the Executive Secretary of the Board, Dr. Elijah Ogunsola, stated that the exercise which is targeted at children of ages 0-59 months, would be carried out at no cost, in the 20 Local Government Areas of the State.
It indicated that the exercise would involve the use of house-to-house vaccinating teams, government health facilities, market places and transit teams to religious houses, adding that other routine antigens to prevent child killer diseases would also be given at all government health facilities.
Mothers and caregivers are enjoined to make their wards available, and inform others to avail themselves the opportunity of the exercise to get them immunised.
L-R:- Justice Abiodun Akinyemi, The President, Ogun State Customary Court of Appeal, Justice Mobolaji Ojo, Justice Ayokunle Rotimi-Balogun and Justice Olugbenga Ogunfowora, at the maiden edition and merit award conferment on exemplary staff of Customary Courts in Ogun, held at Isabo, Abeokuta, Ogun State
By: Adémólá Òrúnbon
The Ogun State Customary Court of Appeal (CCA) has rewarded its outstanding staff for their optimism, diligence, vibrance and hardwork.
Speaking during the maiden edition and merit award conferment on exemplary leadership and staff of Customary Courts, at Isabo, Abeokuta, the President CCA, Justice Mobolaji Ojo, said, it is profitable to be optimistic and be willing to take more responsibilities in the course of individual’s job, noting that, “it is expected of every member of staff to be upright and steadfast in the discharge of their duties”.
“Indeed, the award you are receiving today is the dividend of your hard work and diligence in the last year. So, you need to keep it up and do more in future. For others, I want to urge you to improve in your performance and be more productive. Be rest assured that you shall be recognized and rewarded in due course”, he said.
The President CCA said that there were forty-six (46) Customary Courts spread all over the State, which was classified into Grade I and II, saying Grade I were presided over by legal practitioners, while Grade II were presided over by non-legal practitioners, but eminent qualifed and experienced men and women.
He then reiterated the State Chief Judge, Justice Mosunmola Dipeolu’s seven (7) point agenda, especially in the zero tolerance for corruption and all manners of official misconduct, saying such acts could be certainly met with appropriate sanctions.
In her welcome address, the Chairman Merit Award Committee, Justice Adebisi Femi-Segun, admonished the awardees to see it as a privilege and not a right, enjoining them to take their jobs seriously, “as nobody has a monopoly of being rewarded”.
Justice Femi-Segun said they deserved to be recognized and celebrated for a job well done, stating that the gesture would ginger other members of CCA to be efficient in their various official engagements.
Responding, the awardees, Mrs. Adefolake Abimbola and Mr. Soji Adebisi respectively, who bagged the Most Outstanding Customary Court Panel and Best Dressed Officer of the year, expressed their joy for the awards, saying, “it would spur us to do more, as the reward for hard work is more work”.
The Ogun State House of Assembly has advised the former Managing Director of the State Property and Investment Corporation (OPIC), Barr. Babajide Odusolu to defend himself before relevant financial crime agencies over the missing N2bn.
Speaker, Rt. Hon. Olakunle Oluomo made the clarification while responding to the submissions of the Chairman, House Committee on Public Accounts and Anti-Corruption, Musefiu Lamidi and his Deputy, Abdul Bashir Oladunjoye, who raised the issue of media appearance of Odusolu calling out the Assembly over his indictment as contained in the audit reports submitted to the Assembly.
Oluomo, who explained that the audit report did not make any reference to the former Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, advised Odusolu to leave the Governor out of the investigation, as the former MD remained the Accounting Officer during the period the infractions were committed.
The Speaker stated, “distinguished colleagues, I appreciate your concern that our rights and privileges have been breached by the person in question, by going to the press to start making comments, in any case, it is not in the character of the legislators to go into media war with anybody accused of going against the law of the land.
‘’At the same time, this House of Assembly will not go into media war with anybody for that matter, but for the purpose of explanation to the people, the State Auditor-General, acting under the power conferred on him by Section 125 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended), presented his reports to the House of Assembly; and the same constitution empowers the Assembly to go into that document and take necessary actions.
“In fact, when you look at Section 128 of the constitution, it empowers the House to expose corruption, waste mismanagement and others. That is why we later looked at the report, which found the man culpable in some instances, we invited him for the purpose of fair hearing to come and defend himself and he came and said a lot of things even before the camera indicting himself.
“For instance, Odusolu agreed thatN40m was spent in cash on site without records of spending, he was even indicting the former Governor that it was him that brought the money to the site for spending.
‘’The Corporation bought a land at a negotiated price of N514m from the Bureau of Lands, being a government agency to another agency, about three years after, he sold half of the same land at about N154m without valuation report. If a land was purchased for N514m three years earlier, even if he wanted to sell the land at a giveaway price, shouldn’t it even be to the advantage of the State? Worst case scenario, you will sell it at a price you bought it, instead of selling at aboutN254m he sold it for N154m”.
Speaking earlier, Hon. Oladunjoye had drawn the attention of the Speaker to clarify and inform the people of the State, on the Assembly’s functions in respect of oversights and compliance with financial regulations in the administration of public finance in Ministries, Departments and Agencies of government, including Corporations like OPIC.
In his submissions, Hon. Lamidi, while corroborating his deputy stated that the Assembly’s report was based on Auditor-General’s report on the Corporation between 2015 and 2019, its budget performance for the same period, the Corporation’s management representation letter, its bank accounts and financial statements for the same period, as well as financial regulations of the State.
He noted it was foolhardy for Odusolu to state that the Assembly lacked the authority to investigate the accounts of OPIC, the position he stated was contrary to the relevant provisions of the constitution.
It would be recalled that the Assembly had at its previous plenary received and passed a resolution adopting the report of its Public Accounts and Anti- Corruption Committee, which considered the 2015-2019 State Auditor-General’s report on OPIC and therefore called on the Financial Crimes Investigation agencies to investigate and recover into the State’s coffers, the unaccounted balance ofN2,579,771,717.71 which happened during Barr. Odusolu’s tenure as the Managing Director of the Corporation.
This was just as the Assembly also directed the former Managing Director to pay back the sum of N40m that was unaccounted for in Year 2019 into the State Government’s purse within six months from today.
The passage of the resolution was consequent upon the presentation of the report of the Committee on the consideration of the State Audit report on OPIC by the Chairman, Musefiu Lamidi, who equally moved the motion for its adoption, seconded by Oludaisi Elemide and unanimously supported by other lawmakers through a voice vote at the plenary presided over by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Oluomo at the Assembly Complex, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.
According to the report, “the Committee also observed that the Audit report revealed that in 2019 after generating an income (including subventions and grants) ofN3,817,778,776.65 the Corporation expended a total of N1,197,182,579.27 and the balance is N2,620,596,187.38. The expected bank balance at the end of year 2018 was N685,194,035.01 and this brought the expected balance to the tune of N3,305,790,222.39 which was available to the Corporation.
Considering the Year 2019 bank balance sheets submitted to the Committee, the sum of N726,018,504.68 was contained in the Bank balance sheets and this represents an unaccounted balance of N2,579,771,717.71”.
The Assembly equally recommended the reversal of all transactions, including the 8.2 hectares of land at Isheri sold in favour of Rainerhill Internationals Services Limited, a subsidiary of Pesianas Group in the twilight of the last administration at the undervalued price of N164m, stating that it was not done in the best interest of the State; hence all relevant title documents issued in favour of the aforementioned company in relation to the land was declared null and void, while the Corporation should retain the land ownership.
Also, the Committee declared that a retrospective legislative approval be secured for the expended unbudgeted sum of N881.5m, failure to which the Corporation’s erstwhile Managing Director, Odusolu was expected to refund same amount to government’s coffers within a deadline of six months, among other infractions.
Prince Abiodun presenting a gift to Rear Admiral Gbassa
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has said that his administration would continue to do all it could to support all security agencies present in the state.
Abiodun made this known when he received the Flag Officer Commanding(FOC), Western Naval Command; Rear Admiral Jason Gbassa, at his Oke Mosan office, Abeokuta, on Tuesday.
The governor who donated a pickup truck to the naval command and a car to the Nigeria Navy Secondary School, Abeokuta, equally promised to look at the issue of infrastructure in the school.
He disclosed that plans were under way by his administration to have a base of Nigeria Air force and a Training School in the state.
This, according to the governor would be part of plans by his administration to build the first cargo airport in the country.
“We want to have the Nigeria Airforce here because we are building an airport and we will like to have a training school here as well.
“We will continue to do the needful in terms of providing the needed support for all the agencies of security that are present in Ogun State,” he stated.
Abiodun further disclosed that his administration was working to build a port in the riverine area as well as bring investment to the state through the area, urging the naval command to come to the aid of the state and help put a stop to attacks emanating from riverine areas.
“We are proposing and working on building a port in that area. We are building in partnership with others on maritime security. The waterside of Ogun State is one of the very open flanks, one of our vulnerable points, because, there, we are contiguous with the Niger Delta. Every now and then, our people in the region are attacked from the waters and at times kidnapped. We’ve been dealing with that,but can’t do it alone. I will like to sit down with you on how best we can collaborate in the provision of security for that riverine area. It is one of the areas that we are looking to bring investment to,” the governor noted.
While noting that his administration has just resuscitated the joint military operation otherwise known as OPMESA, Abiodun warned that any attempt to undermine the security of the state under his watch would be dealt with.
In his remarks, Rear Admiral Jason Gbassa, while noting that the objective of the OP WATSE was pipeline protection, added that in light of emerging security situation in the country, the scope of the operation was reviewed to cover the entirety of the South West region and was renamed as the Joint Taskforce, Operational WATSE, South West Region.
Gbassa who noted that the state would benefit more from the taskforce with more deployment, added that it is the determination of the command to have more presence so as to be able to curb criminal activities in the area.
On the Tongeji oil rich area, the Flag Officer said the command has a deployment of its men in the area and presently working towards scaling up its presence by physically setting up an outpost.
He added that with the presence of the command in the area, it would be difficult for any country to lay claim to the island.
The Chairman of Remo Growth and Development Foundation (RemoGDF) Otunba Tunji Lawal-Solarin, has charged Principals of schools to always take advantage of any opportunities of extra curricular to train and educate their students.
Lawal-Solarin gave this charge at the Closing Ceremonies of the 2-week Mental Arithmetic Training organised by Remo Growth and Development (RemoGDF) which took place on Friday, October 8, 2021 at Ipara Community High School, Ipara Remo, and Muslim High School, Sabo, Sagamu.
The Chairman who expressed satisfaction with the performances of the students in the Abacus Mental Mathematics training, disclosed that many more projects in the education sector would be reeled out in the future and charged the Principals to prepare their students for challenges which he believed would bring out the best in the students.
Professor Adewale Solarin, who is a Professor of Mathematics, poured encomium on the students and their trainers who, according to him, displayed a good grasp of the procedures and methodologies of the Abacus system.
RemoGDF team was led on this working visits to the schools by the Chairman of the Foundation, Otunba Tunji Lawal-Solarin, ably supported by Professor Adewale Solarin of the National Mathematics Centre, Abuja, Chief Operating Officer of RemoGDF, Princess Yemisi Oluwole and immediate past Principal-General, Remo, Alhaji Ganiu Rahmoni.
The Chairman of Ipara Community Development Association (ICDA), Prince Adewole Sowole, led members of the association to welcome the RemoGDF team to Ipara Community High School.
The Ipara program was sponsored by the ICDA, championed by Sir Dipo Onabanjo, Mr. Ayo Bammeke, Alhaji Hakeem Ashiru and Prince Adewole Sowole.
The team was received at Muslim High School by the Principal, Muslim High School (Junior), Mr. Bolaji Ajetunmobi. Also in attendance were: representatives of the sponsors (Engr. Wole Ogunsanya and Mr. Sesan Olusanya) and Otunba Tayo Opanubi, Chairman Omotayo Schools, Tayo John; Alhaji Adam Odumuyiwa, Deputy Director, Lagos State Ministry of Education.
The first event at Ipara High School, Ipara Remo was held between 9.00 am and 11.00 am before the convoy moved to Muslim High School, Sabo, Sagamu for the second event between 11:30 am and 1:00 pm where students were drilled on the Abacus Mathematics Training and they demonstrated high degree of understanding enthusiasm.
Earlier today, as part of the third anniversary events of the John Kayode Fayemi administration in Ekiti State, Erelu Bisi Adeleye Fayemi commissioned the Citizens Complaint Centre of the Ekiti State Ministry of Justice at the Oja Oba complex in Ado-Ekiti.
The centre, according to the government of the state has been established to bring justice closer to the people, especially market men and women who seek redress on grievances and complaints about immediate and appropriate government response.
…Pushes For UN’s Recognition Of International Boys Day
By Olufemilade Oyinade
Lagos State First Lady, Dr. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu on Saturday launched a novel initiative championed by her office to see to the welfare, well-being and interests of the boy child.
The initiative, tagged: “The 21st Century Boy Child: Creating a Vision for Transformation,” according to a press statement by the Assistant Director of Public Affairs, Office of Lagos State First Lady, Mrs Olubukonla Nwonah, is aimed at ensuring that the boy child was not left behind in the scheme of affairs.
Speaking at the event which was attended by various stakeholders, the First Lady said it had been observed that the needed attention had not been given to issues of the boy child and that there was a strong need to correct the imbalance of the gender scale.
“One of the reasons we decided to embark on this initiative is that there is a cry out there that parents, knowingly and unknowingly, are putting a lot of emphasis and efforts on the girl child but seem to be forgetting that the boy child is equally important and we need to balance it.
“Even God created Adam and Eve (Boy and Girl); He didn’t just create Adam; there was a need to have Eve. And so, if we keep on talking about the girl child all the time and forget that the girl child is going to end up with the boy child at home as husband and wife, and then they will have children and then the circle starts all over again. The point here is that it has to be balanced,” Sanwo-Olu said.
She added that by the nature and perception of the boy child as being strong and resilient, the society tends to pay little or no attention to issues affecting male children.
“Even as we plan to commemorate the International Day of the Girl Child on October 11, we are of the strong view that the interests, welfare and well-being of the boy child too should be factored into the scheme of affairs.
“Thus, our Boy Child Initiative is aimed at focusing the searchlights on the challenges that boys are silently contending with, and proffer workable as well as actionable solutions. This initiative is simply about inclusion and ensuring that no member or strata of the society is left behind,” the First Lady said.
She also made a case for the full recognition of May 16 which is the International Boys Day by the United Nations.
“I know there are quite a number of people like me out there all over the world that have been pushing for the boy child initiative. It has not been recognized hundred percent by the United Nations, but I know with time when a lot of us push this initiative a little bit more, it will be recognized,” she said.
Giving further details on the initiative, Sanwo-Olu said participants from ages 9 and 17 who have already been selected from the five administrative divisions of the state namely Ikeja, Badagry, Ikorodu, Lagos Island and Epe would go through a one-week residential training, while parents from various groups and associations would also be lectured on how to handle the training of boy child.
She said some of the topics which would be facilitated by subject-matter experts included Security and You, Mental Health, Media Literacy and Responsible Use of Social Media, Counseling, Parenting, Family Values, Civic Responsibility, Entrepreneurship, Career Path Finding, Self-Esteem, Personal Hygiene and Etiquette, among others.
Other activities are Table Tennis Competition, Boy Bands and visits to historical sites and strategic organizations.
As part of the initiative, an awareness walk was held from Ikeja City Mall to Lagos House, Alausa Ikeja, with the First Lady, various NGOs and students selected from both the formal and informal sectors participating and displaying placards of various inscriptions such as “I stand with the boy child; stop neglecting the boy child; boys are important too,” among others.
The launch was attended by various stakeholders such as Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Association of Primary School Teachers, Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Nasrullah-Fathih Society of Nigeria (NASFAT) Women Wing, Nigeria Institute of Building, Nigerian Society of Engineers, Nigerian Psychological Association, Nigeria Union of Journalists, Homes administered by the Ministry of Youth and Social Development and students from educational districts of the Ministry of Education.
Other groups in attendance were Iyaniwura Children Care Foundation, Purkiche Girl Child Foundation, Street Child Care & Welfare Initiative, Chosen Child Orphanage and Care Centre, Compassionate Orphanage, Child Protection Network and others.
The Special Assistant to the Ogun State Governor on Job Creation and Youth Empowerment Mr. Abiola Odetola has emphasized that with the trends in the 21st century labour market, certificates alone is no longer a criteria or guarantee for getting employed in Nigeria but rather the value and soft skills you can add to the organization.
Odetola made this known at the end of the 3-days employability training program organized by the State government In collaboration with German International Cooperation, Skills Development for Youth Empowerment GIZ_SKYE for over 600 final year students of 3 various Institutions in the State.
The training which include, Writing of Resumes and C.V, Job alert and matching, writing of cover letters, which simultaneously took place at Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-iwoye, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta and Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta respectively.
Odetola, in a statement signed by his Media Aide, Mrs. Oluwakemi Ogungbade, explained that the government is interested in developing the human capital resources at its disposal by imparting the needed knowledge that will have a great and positive impact on the future of the state and the country at large.
He said it’s become imperative in providing soft skills that would give an edge to the youths in the state over their contemporaries from other states, saying that once they have imparted with these skills, they would be useful for themselves in the future.
In his keynote address, Junior Advisor GIZ_SKYE, Mr Godwin Obhiyeghobu noted that its Organization is interested in skills development for youth which would differentiate them from other candidates that apply for the same job or position.
In his lecture, the Head of Human Resources, Rovedana Consulting firm, Mr Abel Egbemhumghe, noted that in applying for a job, effective communication is key, saying that applicants must have information about the organization, have details on the desired qualification of applicants and description of the responsibilities involved in the role.
In his reaction, the Acting Rector, Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Dr Adeoye Odedeji noted that the training was crucial for the lives of the youth since the life we live in requires life long and endless education which would give them extra skills required to adjust and fit in to the changing environment.
C.V review clinic and presentation of certificate of participation were part of the program.
The Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun has emphasised the need for all and sundry to be guided by their spiritual lives in accordance with God’s precept.
Governor Abiodun, made this known at the 2021 Abeokuta regional convention of the Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship International, Nigeria, with the theme: ‘The Season of Unusual Exploits’, saying ‘without a doubt, we cannot live by bread alone, hence the need for our spiritual life to be guided’.
The Governor, represented by his deputy, Engr. Noimot Salako-Oyedele, said the vision of the organisation was in line with his belief, way of life, type of governance, philosophy and agenda for the citizens of the State.
‘’I am very happy for the great work God is doing in Ogun State and as a government, we will continue to improve and enhance the living standard of our people”, he said.
Abiodun who felicitated with the fellowship members on the 70th anniversary, congratulated them on the choice of Ogun State as the host for its fourth convention.
Speaking earlier, the National President of the Fellowship, Arc. Ifeanyi Odedo, said the theme of the convention was likened to the throes that the nation of Judah went through in the days of Nehemiah, who mobilised the Jews to rebuild the broken walls of Jerusalem.
Law officers at the Ogun State Ministry of Justice have been charged to make use of the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in the Justice sector, to improve on the legislative drafting.
The State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Akingbolan Adeniran gave the charge in Abeokuta, during an in-house training on the use of ICT in Legislative Drafting, organised for Law officers.
Adeniran who said the training became necessary to enhance professionalism, noted that relevant capacity building had been done and yielding positive outcomes, stating that “as the world is moving to a data age, we want our law officers to become professional drafters”.
In his contribution, the Solicitor-General and Permanent Secretary in the Ministry, Mr. Adeyemi Adewole pointed out that State Counsels should have the basic knowledge of legislative drafting and its application to make other work easier.
Adewole urged them to pay attention to all the rudiments involved in legislative drafting, to avoid difficulties when saddled with drafting responsibility, adding that creative drafters would save the government lots of money.
In his lecture, a Lawyer at the National Institute of Legislative Drafting, Abuja, Dr. Tony Clinto stated that poorly drafted laws would have errors, which could lead to litigation, as re-drafting would cost a lot of money and negative outcomes, noting that bills must conform with the constitution.
Dr. Clinto pointed out that every bill must have four parts, which are preliminary, substantive or administrative, miscellaneous and final provision, adding that only qualified lawyers who went through a formal training could end up being a legislative drafter. In his remark, the Director of Legal Drafting in the Ministry, Mr. James Mafe said the training would improve the efficiency of counsels for better turnout in terms of legislative process, appreciating the State Governor for the prompt approval of the training.
Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, on Wednesday, met with members of the Bankers Forum in Ijebu Ode, Sagamu and Ijebu Igbo to allay their fears over robbery attacks.
Abiodun also assured them of its administration’s determination towards strengthening and fortifying the existing security network across the State, with a view to ensuring uninterrupted operations of banking institutions in the areas.
The governor gave this assurance at a stakeholders meeting with senior bank officials, security chiefs and others at the Olusegun Osoba Press Centre, Oke-Mosan, Abeokuta.
Represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Tokunbo Talabi, Abiodun said the meeting became imperative to review the security situation of the concerned areas as related to the peaceful conduct of business and investment activities.
He added that the reformed security policies of the present administration resulted into the recent deployment of additional Armoured Personal Carrier (APC) to the State, in addition to the resuscitation of OP Mesa to boost the security architecture of the state.
Calling for the immediate commencement of banking activities in Ijebu axis of the state, Abiodun noted that banks remain the heart of commerce, stressing his government was irrevocably committed to the sustenance of conducive environment to aid their daily operations.
In their separate remarks, the Commander 35 Artillery Brigade, Abeokuta, Brigadier-General Adewale Adekoya, State Director, Department of State Services, Mr. David Tulsa and Acting Commissioner of Police, Ogun Command, Abiodun Alamutu, stated that their respective commands were committed to improved security to lives and property.
They assured that the existing symbiotic relationship between security formations which has nipped insecurity in the bud across the state, was capable of addressing the security threats at all times.
The chairman, Bankers Forum, Mr. Olusegun Olusoga lauded the state government for its sustained interaction, with a call for the improvement on security apparatus in the Ijebu axis of the state.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Security, AIG Olusola Subair (rtd), explained that the meeting was conveyed to examine security issues in Ijebu axis towards finding lasting solution to the security threats poised by some criminal elements.
A cursory look at the Ogun State capital, Abeokuta, one would be accosted by the efforts of the State Government at creating an enabling environment through provisions of well constructed drainages, walkways, road medians, streetlights and a host of other good infrastructural amenities.
However, the carefree attitude of some road users who dispose wastes across these facilities to the extent that many drainages (gutters) in local parlance are being over flooded with waste plastics, nylons and other none easily degradable materials leaving the efforts of the government, towards its people, almost unappreciated and disregarded.
To this end, the Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Ogun State Command, Abeokuta, Mr. Kolawole Taiwo has decided to set a roadmap for the cleansing of the wastes without causing much faceoff between the environmental officers and the people.
This was contained in a release today signed by Dyke Ogbonnaya State Public Relations Officer for the State Commandant.
According to Taiwo, “The programme is going to be almost effortless as points where these materials would be dropped at a possible return of rewards for each show of citizenship and patriotism would be designated and allotted across the three senatorial districts in the State” he added.
He also added that an interface between the Ogun State Ministry of Environment, Ogun State Waste Management Agency (OGWAMA) amongst others would be set in motion to fast track this laudable ideas aimed at a better people, a serene environment and a culture of infrastructural maintenance amongst our people across homes, villages, communities, towns and our metropolitan cities.
The State Commandant also used the medium to caution all road users, passersby and every citizen of the State to ensure that they participate fully in the development of the State by helping to maintain the infrastructure provided by the State Government.
While appreciating the Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun (MFR) and his team for the great and giant strides at improving the lots of all law abiding citizens and inhabitants of the Gateway State, Commandant Taiwo also appealed to the State Government on the need for more Hilux Vehicles to improve the operational capacities of the command as this would further enhance its intelligence, surveillance and strategic contributions to the security challenges in the State alongside the efforts of other sister security agencies.
“The two most important demands of the people from the government is welfare and security and to our utmost best as a command and as a team of well trained professionals, we would continue to offer our best at all times in terms of security while we are also assured of the State Government’s efforts at improving the welfare of the people of the State as it were” he intoned.
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