General Abdulsalam warned that displaced insurgents are now infiltrating towns and villages, posing a serious security threat to civilians. He urged the public to be cautious and to immediately report any unfamiliar faces or unusual movements to the nearest security unit. “We must all play our part in safeguarding our communities,” he said, emphasizing the need for community cooperation in maintaining peace and security.
The combined warnings from the police and military leadership reflect a coordinated effort to ensure that Yobe State remains stable during the critical pre-election period. As political campaigns intensify, the state’s security architecture is being reinforced to prevent any breakdown in law and order. The message to both politicians and citizens is clear: security is a shared responsibility, and any attempt to undermine it will face swift consequences. The 2027 elections must be conducted in peace, and Yobe State is determined to uphold that principle.
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