No Place for Terrorists, Kidnappers in Kwara — Governor Abdulrazaq on Forest Guards Graduation
Kwara State Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to security, declaring that there is no place for terrorists or kidnappers in the state. His statement came during the graduation ceremony of newly trained forest guards, who have successfully completed an intensive security training program aimed at safeguarding communities and protecting natural resources.
Governor Abdulrazaq emphasized the critical role of the forest guards in combating crime, illegal activities, and ensuring peace in rural areas, noting that the state government is determined to strengthen local security infrastructure.
“The safety of our people is paramount. With these trained forest guards deployed strategically across Kwara, we are sending a strong message: criminals and kidnappers will not find refuge here,” the Governor stated.
The training program equipped the guards with skills in surveillance, rapid response, and community engagement, ensuring they can respond effectively to threats while fostering trust with residents. The initiative aligns with broader efforts by the state government to curb insecurity, protect lives, and promote socio-economic development.
As the newly graduated forest guards take up their duties, Kwara residents are hopeful that this proactive approach will significantly reduce criminal activities and enhance community safety across the state.
