Temporary Closure of Katarko, Kukareta, and Buni Yadi Weekly Markets in Yobe State
Temporary Closure of Katarko, Kukareta, and Buni Yadi Weekly Markets in Yobe State
The Yobe State Government announces the temporary closure of the weekly markets in Katarko, Kukareta, and Buni Yadi, effective immediately.
This temporary closure is a proactive measure to enhance ongoing counter-insurgency operations in the state.
The decision, made in consultation with security agencies, is necessary to consolidate recent successes in the fight against insurgency and to achieve specific security objectives within these areas.
These objectives include increased intelligence gathering, enhanced security patrols, improved community engagement, targeted operations against identified threats]. The temporary closure will allow security personnel to implement these initiatives more effectively and minimize the risk of attacks that could target market crowds.
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While acknowledging the potential economic hardship this may cause for market traders and residents, the state government emphasizes that this measure is crucial for the overall security and well-being of the citizens of Yobe State.
The government is working diligently to complete the necessary security operations as quickly as possible. The markets are expected to reopen in the coming days.
The Yobe State Government appreciates the understanding and cooperation of all affected individuals and communities. We urge continued vigilance and adherence to security advisories. The safety and security of our citizens remains our paramount priority.
Temporary Closure of Katarko, Kukareta, and Buni Yadi Weekly Markets in Yobe State
