Mutfwang Orders Security Agencies To Crush Emerging Threats, Protect Plateau’s Peace

Mutfwang Orders Security Agencies to Crush Emerging Threats, Protect Plateau’s Peace Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, has directed security agencies in the state to strengthen intelligence gathering, improve inter-agency collaboration and intensify preventive operations to protect lives and property.

The governor gave the directive during a meeting of the State Security Council, where emerging security threats and recent attacks in some communities were reviewed. The council examined the security situation across Plateau State, with particular attention to intelligence sharing, early warning mechanisms and strategies for preventing attacks before they occur. Mutfwang urged security agencies to work more closely together and ensure that available intelligence is promptly shared and acted upon to prevent threats from escalating. The governor stressed the need for proactive security measures to safeguard residents, visitors and businesses operating across the state. According to him, maintaining peace and security remains essential to the state’s development and the confidence of citizens and investors.The meeting also considered preventive strategies aimed at strengthening the security architecture of Plateau and responding effectively to emerging challenges. Mutfwang called on security personnel to remain vigilant and professional in carrying out their responsibilities, while urging relevant agencies to sustain coordinated operations across vulnerable areas. The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to protecting lives and property and ensuring that Plateau State remains a safe environment for residents, visitors and businesses. The State Security Council is expected to sustain monitoring of the situation and strengthen measures designed to prevent further attacks and preserve peace across the state.