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Abuja traditional ruler solicits increased security in FCT

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Abuja traditional ruler solicits increased security in FCT
Ona of Abaji and FCT Traditional Rulers with the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Christopher Musa, during a courtesy call by the monarchs to Defence Headquarters on Thursday 

The Ona of Abaji and Chairman, FCT Council of Chiefs, Alhaji Adamu Baba, has called on the Defence Headquarters to make Abuja safer by deploying more troops across the territory.

The Acting Director of Defence Information, Brig.-Gen. Tukur Gusau, said in a statement that the royal father made the call during a courtesy call by FCT traditional rulers on the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Christopher Musa on Thursday in Abuja.

According to the statement, Baba explained that the visit was to appreciate the CDS in particular and the armed forces for their dedication to fighting insecurity in the nation and FCT in particular.

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He also expressed concern over the increasing rate of criminality, particularly the ‘one chance’ criminals in Abuja, while calling on the military to help curtail the scourge.

Responding, the CDS thanked the traditional rulers for the visit and called on them to sensitise their subjects on the need to support the security agencies with actionable information.

According to him, security is every body’s business, hence, there is the need for them to sensitise their  subjects to “see something and say something” to enable the military take decisive actions.

Musa also implored the traditional leaders to take community policing seriously with a view to addressing issues of criminality in FCT.

Abuja traditional ruler solicits increased security in FCT

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