In a proactive move to bolster security across critical public institutions, the Jigawa State Government has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with three security service providers. The initiative aims to protect schools, hospitals, and courts from security threats, ensuring a safer environment for students, healthcare workers, and judicial staff.
Key Highlights of the Agreement:
đź“Ś Deployment of trained security personnel across schools, hospitals, and courts.
đź“Ś On-the-job security training for teachers, healthcare workers, and judicial staff.
đź“Ś Long-term strategy to improve safety and restore public confidence in state institutions.
At the signing ceremony, the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Malam Bala Ibrahim, stressed the government’s commitment to public safety, emphasizing that education, healthcare, and justice cannot thrive in an insecure environment.
“The safety of our children in schools, our healthcare workers in hospitals, and our judicial personnel in courts is paramount. This collaboration is a proactive step to ensure these institutions operate in a safe environment, free from security threats.” — Malam Bala Ibrahim, SSG
Speaking on behalf of the security providers, Zubairu Ahmed reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the state’s security efforts, pledging to work closely with authorities to achieve sustainable safety solutions.
“We are honored to partner with Jigawa State on this important initiative and will do everything possible to enhance security and build community trust.” — Zubairu Ahmed
Governor Namadi’s Security Focus
The Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi, has been prioritizing security as part of his administration’s broader effort to improve governance and public service delivery. This initiative aligns with his commitment to safeguarding lives and property, ensuring that education, healthcare, and the judiciary operate without disruption.
What’s Next?
The success of this initiative will depend on effective implementation, continuous monitoring, and community support. The state government has urged parents, healthcare workers, and legal practitioners to collaborate in ensuring the collective security of their communities.
