Governor Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State has applauded the effort of the troops in fostering synergy with other security agencies leading to the peaceful atmosphere been enjoyed in the State.
The governor gave the commendation over the weekend during the end of year West African Social Activities WASA held at the Headquarters of the 23 brigade Yola to socialise with the host community.
He commended the resilience and doggedness of the armed forces in their efforts to secure the state and create an environment for peaceful elections.
He appealed to the the military to remain focused and determined to continue in confronting emerging challenges ahead of next month’s elections.
The activities, which took place at Gibson Jalo Cantonment, are an annual event held by the Army to mark the completion of training and includes social and cultural displays as well as musical performances and regimental activities by the troops and their families.
Fintiri, who doubled as the special guest at the event, was represented by his deputy, Crowther Seth.
The Commander of the 23 Brigade, Brigadier General Mohammed Gambo, highlighted how efforts of the military had decreased security threats and rekindled confidence on the public in their area of operation.
Fintiri applauded the efforts of the troops in fostering synergy and collaboration with other security agencies, leading to a peaceful atmosphere ahead of next month’s general elections.
Officers and their family members jointly participated in several social activities including cultural dances, a tug of war, and sack race. Awards were also presented to outstanding officers.
