11th December , 2016
By Yunusa Abdullahi .
About Thirty -Six (36) people died as a result of Twin Bomb Blast at Madagali grains Markets recently .
The Honourable Commissioner Ministry of Information and Strategy Comrade Ahmad Ibrahim Sajoh along side service chiefs who disclosed this to Journalists at the end of the Emergency security meeting presided over by Governor Muhammed Umar Jibrilla held at the Council Chambers of the Government House Yola .
The Commissioner of Information and Strategy stated that immediately after the Bomb blast , Governor Muhammed Jibrilla directed with immediate effect for the deployment of medical personnel to Madagali Local Government Area in order to support the victims of the blast at Michika and Mubi General Hospitals .
According to the Commissioner , Governor Muhammed Umar Jibrilla has also directed for the supply of relief materials to the victims so as to cushion their suffering. He also said that the members of the State Security Council discussed on the issue of wearing of Hijab in the security threats areas by females so as to forestall the future occurance in the area.
He explained that the Governor would lead a powerful Government Delegation to condoled the people of Madagali and to address them on issues that had to do with security and cooperation as well as security trust among the the people of area , he further explained that the Governor would also visits Ganye Local Government Area to condoled Ganye people over the death of one of their son who died as a result of misunderstanding between the military and the deceased in the area .
The Commissioner also explained that the Governor appreciated the efforts being made by the Military and other Security Agencies in Adamawa State for maintaining peace and security .
Comrade Ahmad Ibrahim Sajoh urged the people of the state to be security conscious by reporting any suspicious person or object to the security agents ,he however advised the media to avoid sensational reporting of events which were not verified .
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