November 4, 2026

Zonal Security Adviser Visits Ankpa, Olamaboro, Omala Council Chairmen

Zonal Security Adviser during visits to Ankpa, Olamaboro and Omala council chairmen.

The Zonal Security Adviser during the congratulatory visits and swearing-in ceremonies across Ankpa, Olamaboro and Omala Local Government Areas.

A Zonal Security Adviser has visited the chairmen of Ankpa, Olamaboro and Omala Local Government Areas to congratulate them on their victories in the recently concluded local government elections.

The adviser also attended the swearing-in ceremonies of newly elected councillors across the three local government areas, where the legislators formally took their oaths of office and allegiance.

The visits were aimed at expressing goodwill and reaffirming support for the council chairmen as they commence another phase of leadership and service to their respective communities.

During the ceremonies, the Zonal Security Adviser congratulated the newly inaugurated councillors and urged them to remain committed to their responsibilities, uphold the confidence reposed in them by the electorate and work collectively towards delivering meaningful development across their respective wards.

The adviser also emphasised the importance of effective grassroots governance, peaceful coexistence and security as essential elements of sustainable community development.

The visits further highlighted the need for collaboration among political leaders, traditional institutions, security stakeholders and other relevant actors to strengthen peace and stability in Ankpa, Olamaboro and Omala Local Government Areas.

The Zonal Security Adviser wished the council chairmen and newly inaugurated councillors successful and impactful tenures, urging them to make the interests and development of their communities central to their administration.

The information was contained in a statement issued by Abuh Godwin Ojonugwa, Media Assistant.

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