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Insecurity: FG deploys Special Forces to tackle Lakurawa terrorists in Kebbi community 

Mohammed Koi by Mohammed Koi
September 10, 2025
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A new Forward Operational Base (FOB), of the Special Military Forces, is being established at Runtuwo town, Augie Local Government Area of Kebbi State, to reinforce security architecture in the area.

The Federal Government is deploying the Special Forces to consolidate on the successes recorded in surmounting the  activities of the Lakurawa bandits.

Addressing the people of Augie, this Tuesday, Gov. Nasir Idris, affirmed that his administration would continue to place premium on the protection of lives and property of all persons.

“I cannot visit Augie without touching on security issues; before now, Augie used to be haven of peace and security.

“However, latest development brought with it security challenges, my administration has stood firm to improve the situation.

“The incumbent government has established an FOB and deployed an APC to Augie to restoring security.

“Growth and development are impossible without security.

 “In consolidation of our efforts, a new FOB is being established at Runtuwo in the local government area to be manned by Special Force from Abuja, so that the people of Augie can sleep with their two eyes closed,” the Gov. said.

Comrade Idris also announced the approval for the complete rehabilitation of the Augie General Hospital, following entreaties from the people of the area.

He advised eligible voters to renew their voter’s card while those who attained voting age should endeavour to register to fulfill their civic responsibility.

“Go and register, males and females, without voter’s card, it’s retrogression, the card is your liberty and expression of love to me your governor, because you cannot vote without it”, 

“Furthermore, let me sound a warning, I’ll replace any public office holder and others enjoying patronage from the government but not helping their people”,

“As you get, please give out, this is the essence of democratic dividends,” Idris said.

The Gov. commissioned a new APC office in Augie, and attended a prayer session organised by the people of the area for the success of the administration.

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