The Zamfara State Government has directed security personnel to begin serious patrol on volatile highways across the state. This was disclosed in a press
The Zamfara State Government has directed security personnel to begin serious patrol on volatile highways across the state.
“He therefore directed the Heads of the security agencies in the State to redouble their efforts towards securing lives and property of the residents”, the statement added. He added that the security personnel on patrol on the volatile highways include the Army, Airforce and the Police.
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