- Mutfwang described the exercise as a renewed commitment to protecting lives and property
- He called on them to work closely with conventional security agencies, traditional institutions, and community leaders
- The governor assured residents that the outfit would operate without bias, protecting citizens
Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has restated his administration’s resolve to strengthen security with the graduation of 1,450 newly trained operatives of Operation Rainbow.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the governor spoke at the passing-out ceremony held at the Zaria Road Stadium in Jos after the personnel completed six months of intensive training.
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Mutfwang described the exercise as a renewed commitment to protecting lives and property, urging the operatives to uphold professionalism, discipline, and respect for the rule of law.
He called on them to work closely with conventional security agencies, traditional institutions, and community leaders, noting that intelligence sharing and cooperation remain vital to lasting peace.
The governor assured residents that the outfit would operate without bias, protecting citizens regardless of ethnic or religious background, while warning that misconduct would not be tolerated.
As part of additional security measures for the festive season, Mutfwang disclosed a partnership with the Nigerian Air Force to deploy aerial surveillance, particularly in vulnerable rural areas.
He urged residents to remain vigilant and support security agencies by reporting suspicious activities, stressing that safety remains a shared responsibility.
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