In an effort to strengthen security operations across Plateau State, Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang has handed over the first batch of refurbished and rehabilitated vehicles to security agencies to enhance their ability to respond swiftly to emerging security challenges.

The decision to refurbish all out-of-service vehicles owned by security agencies in the state was reached during a recent Security Council Meeting, where Governor Mutfwang promised to provide the necessary tools to support the safety and security of citizens of Plateau State.

The Secretary to the Government of the State, Arc. Samuel N. Jatau, presented the vehicles to representatives of the security agencies in a ceremony held at the New Government House, Rayfield, Jos. He expressed appreciation for the tireless efforts of security personnel in safeguarding lives and property, particularly in rural areas.

“This initiative is aimed at fortifying the existing partnership between the state government and security agencies,” Jatau said, adding that the vehicles would significantly enhance their capacity for rapid response.

Governor Mutfwang underscored his administration’s unwavering commitment to supporting security agencies in fulfilling their constitutional mandate.

“Ensuring the safety of lives and property remains a top priority for our administration,” he stated.

The refurbished vehicles were allocated as follows: Operation Rainbow received 5 vehicles, the Department of State Services (DSS) 7, the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) 4, the Nigeria Police Force 4, and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) received a share as well.

On behalf of the benefiting agencies, the Commandant of the NSCDC, Mr. M. Ishaku, extended his gratitude to Governor Mutfwang for the timely intervention. He assured the Governor that the vehicles would be strategically deployed to maximize their impact on community safety.

David Olusegun, the consultant overseeing the refurbishment project, reported that 32 vehicles were earmarked for repairs under the first phase, with 21 now ready for deployment and an additional 11 expected to be delivered within the next two weeks. He added that funding for the repair of vehicles slated for the second and third phases has been secured, with a view to boosting the mobility of security personnel across the state.

This initiative marks another milestone in Governor Mutfwang’s commitment to enhancing security infrastructure and ensuring Plateau State remains safe for all its residents.

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Plateau Gov. Mutfwang Donates Refurbished Vehicles to Security Agencies to Boost State’s Security