NSA Appoints Zonal Coordinators For Arms Control Centre

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The National Security Adviser (NSA), Babagana Monguno, has approved the appointment of Zonal Coordinators for the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (NCCSALW).

The National Coordinator of the Centre, Abba Dikko, announced the appointment in a statement by the Head, Strategic Communications of NCCSALW, Ewejide Akintunde, on Saturday in Abuja.

Mr Dikko said the appointment of the Zonal Coordinators for the six geopolitical zones was in pursuant to the mandate of the centre and to further operationalise its activities towards the eradication of illicit small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) nationwide.

He said the appointed coordinators comprised senior retired officers from the security agencies.

According to him, the appointees include; HU Mohammed for the North-West Zone; Hamza Bature for North Central and retire A.S Mohammed for North East.

“Others include, Akinlade Sola, a retired officer from the Department of State Service for the South-West; Okechukwu Ugo for South-East and I.M. Obot for the South-South.

The national coordinator said the appointees were qualified senior experienced officers from the security agencies selected to administer the affairs of the centre at the sub-national level.

According to him, the appointment closely follows the approval for the establishment of Zonal Centres in the six geoplolitical zones namely, Kaduna, Minna, Maiduguri, Ado-Ekiti, Enugu and Calabar.

“The appointments were done in a bid to ensure the attainment of the Centre’s mandate in ensuring an arms-free society,” he said. NAN

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