Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has approved ₦160 million for security and law enforcement agencies in the state as a Christmas and end-of-year package.

The governor announced the gesture on Tuesday in Gusau during a tour of security formations, where he thanked officers for their efforts in protecting lives and property across the state.

According to a statement, the ₦160 million was shared among the agencies as a solidarity package to appreciate their sacrifices and boost morale.

The visit was described as the first of its kind in Zamfara and aimed at strengthening cooperation between the state government and federal security agencies in the fight against crime.

Governor Lawal urged the personnel to sustain their efforts in tackling insecurity and assured them of the state government’s continued support.

He also expressed condolences to families of officers who lost their lives in the line of duty.

The tour covered the 1 Bridge Command of the Nigerian Army, 207 Air Force Quick Response Group, Garrison Command, Zamfara State Police Command, Nigeria Customs Service, DSS, Police Mobile Force 42, FRSC, NSCDC, and the Community Protection Guards.

The statement said the gesture was meant to help security personnel celebrate the yuletide season with ease.

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