BY USMAN MOHAMMED, FEBRUARY 23, 2016, 12:42 PM
Hon. Karta Maina Ma’aji Lawan, member representatig Kukawa Local Government at the state house of assembly has reaffirmed government commitment to supporting security operations in the local government.
The lawmaker disclosed this as he welcomed the newly appointed Brigade Commander of the 403 Amphibious Brigade in Baga.
Lawan made the pledge during a working visit to Baga Town, where he received Brig. Gen. Ozamhoya, the new commander.
He assured the military of sustained cooperation from the people of Kukawa, stressing that improved security remains critical to stability and development in the area.
The lawmaker commended the efforts of the Nigerian Army in maintaining peace across the Lake Chad axis and encouraged continued collaboration between security agencies and host communities.
Earlier, Lawan had led party officials to Kukawa Town for the All Progressives Congress (APC) congress, where executives were elected across the 10 wards and at the local government level. 
He expressed satisfaction with the peaceful and orderly conduct of the exercise, praising party members for their unity, maturity and cooperation throughout the process.
The visit also took him to Cross Kauwa, where he commiserated with personnel of the Nigerian Army and residents over a recent security incident.
He applauded the Army for its swift response and urged residents to remain calm and continue to cooperate with security agencies.
As part of his engagements, Lawan extended Ramadan support to constituents to assist them during the fasting period, describing the gesture as part of his commitment to the welfare of the people.
He reiterated Kukawa’s loyalty and continued support for Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, commending the governor’s consistent developmental interventions in the local government area.
Lawan thanked residents for their steadfastness and assured them of his continued efforts to promote unity, security and development across Kukawa.
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