Security: Oyo Govt tasks border communities on vigilance

 


The Oyo State Government has called on residents particularly those in the border communities to be vigilant and proactive in providing security agencies with credible information that can support swift response and strengthen collective efforts against crime.

‎The call was made by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Homeland Security, Assistant Comptroller General of Immigration (ACG) Segun Adegoke (Rtd), during a series of engagement meetings held with security stakeholders in the Oke Ogun and Ibarapa areas. 

‎‎During the visits, the delegation met with local government chairmen, farmers and Fulani headers, among other relevant stakeholders with the objective of sensitizing and enlighten stakeholders on the dangers of violent extremism.

‎‎ACG Adegoke Rtd. explained that the engagement with the concerned stakeholder’s forms part of the governor Makinde's broader security strategy aimed at strengthening alternative dispute resolution mechanisms in partnership with local communities.

‎‎He urged residents to promptly report suspicious activities using the state’s security toll-free number, 615.

‎‎Security stakeholders voiced concerns over the porousness of border communities, which they said had enabled the influx of unprofiled and potentially dangerous migrants.

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