The Zamfara State government has donated five new Hilux vehicles to the Government of the Niger Republic for special security border patrol.
This was contained in a statement issued in Gusau on Saturday and signed by the Press Secretary to Governor Bello Matawalle, Jamilu Birnin-Magaji.

Birnin-Magaji said the donation was in fulfilment of a pledge by Matawalle to support the country with patrol vehicles and other security logistics in the fight against banditry.
“The vehicles were presented by Governor Matawalle to the Governor of Maradi Region, Alhaji Abubakar Shu’aibou, at a ceremony held at Government House, Gusau.”
The governor said the vehicles were to provide special border patrol at Maradi and other parts of the Niger Republic which share borders with Zamfara, Katsina and Sokoto.
Responding, the governor of Maradi Region, Shu’aibou, assured Matawalle that the vehicles will be used to fight bandits and “other heinous crimes, particularly along the Maradi border.”
In December 2021, Matawalle visited President Mohamed Bazoum of the Niger Republic in Niamey, where the two leaders resolved to explore more areas of cooperation.

Kingpin1000:
You never comot the log in your eye, you wan go comot sand wey dey another person eye.
With Nigerian money for that matter

Kingpin1000:
You never comot the log in your eye, you wan go comot sand wey dey another person eye.
With Nigerian money for that matter

stiplanik:
But how is anyone defending this move? Has Zamfara provided adequate security for itself?

LeoDeKing:
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Which part of the report says the vehicles were bought with federal govt money?

If Zamfara decides to donate vehicles to Niger Republic so as to assist in combating bandits entering Zamfara from that axis, how is that suppose to be your business?

LeoDeKing:
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Which part of the report says the vehicles were bought with federal govt money?

If Zamfara decides to donate vehicles to Niger Republic so as to assist in combating bandits entering Zamfara from that axis, how is that suppose to be your business?

zedegit:


Which adequate security?

Every option should be explored since NA is not capable to guarantee the one thing they are tasked with.

Some of these bandits infiltrate from Niger and Chad. Anything to forestall them must be done.

zedegit:


Which adequate security?

Every option should be explored since NA is not capable to guarantee the one thing they are tasked with.

Some of these bandits infiltrate from Niger and Chad. Anything to forestall them must be done.

eleko1:
Very good..90% of these bastards are from outside Nigeria

LeoDeKing:
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Which part of the report says the vehicles were bought with federal govt money?

If Zamfara decides to donate vehicles to Niger Republic so as to assist in combating bandits entering Zamfara from that axis, how is that suppose to be your business?

LeoDeKing:
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Which part of the report says the vehicles were bought with federal govt money?

If Zamfara decides to donate vehicles to Niger Republic so as to assist in combating bandits entering Zamfara from that axis, how is that suppose to be your business?

lightskinnigga:
ladies and gentlemen, this is the account created to insult igbos here.

Check the reasoning and say nothing

LeoDeKing:
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Which part of the report says the vehicles were bought with federal govt money?

If Zamfara decides to donate vehicles to Niger Republic so as to assist in combating bandits entering Zamfara from that axis, how is that suppose to be your business?