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    Insecurity ; Kogi Assembly approves recruitment of 1050 hunters

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    Olu Samuel, Lokoja

    The Kogi State House of Assembly has approved the recruitment of 1050 hunters to strengthen the security architecture of the State.

    The Assembly gave the approval during the house plenary on Wednesday in Lokoja.

    A letter had been forwarded to the State Assembly requesting for approval of the recruitment of 50 hunters each for the 21 Local Government Areas of the State.

    The letter was sent to the House by the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftancy Affairs Barr. Salami Ozigi Deedat.

    After reading the letter at the hallow chamber, the Speaker of the House Rt. Hon. Aliyu Umar Yusuf noted that it was previously resolved by the lawmakers that given the security challenges in the State, and the shortage of manpower, there was need for the recruitment to take place.

    In a voice vote, the Legislators unanimously approved the recruitment of 1050 hunters, adding that, the payment of their salaries will be shouldered by the Caretaker Chairmen of the Local Government.

    Recall that the state governor Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo while speaking shortly after Eid prayers at Okene Central praying ground on Sunday,the Sallah day, promised to make security of lives and property the top priority of his administration.

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