The lead agent’s Media Assistant, Suleiman Idris, uncovered this in a clarification gave in Gusau and made open to newsmen on Friday.
Idris expressed that the gathering was required by the kidnapping of the understudies from their off-grounds home in Sabo Gida Town, Bungudu Neighborhood Government Region of the state.
He said that the embodiment of the gathering was to guarantee the quick arrival of the understudies from their abductors.
It was likewise intended to find an enduring answer for the waiting security breaks which, he said, had turned into a wellspring of worry to the organization.
“The lead representative has coordinated his Delegate, Mani Mallam Mummuni, to offer all the fundamental help to the security organizations to reestablish predictability in every one of the impacted regions,” Idris said.
As per him, during the gathering, the security bosses guaranteed the delegate legislative head of their obligation to reestablish harmony in the state.
“They unequivocally affirmed to the delegate lead representative that troops had effectively saved six of the people in question.
The security authorities additionally educated him that powers were perseveringly following the leftover hijackers to get the protected arrival of the relative multitude of prisoners.
Mummuni pleaded with the leaders of the security services to increase military presence for monitoring in tense regions.
In order to solve the present security crisis, security personnel “reassured the people of Zamfara that they are working tirelessly,” Idris stated.
Capt. Ibrahim Yahaya, the Force Information Officer for Operation Hadarin-Daji, informed the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gusau on Friday that six of the abducted female students had been freed.
The troops pursued the kidnappers into the forest, where they were hiding out, Yahaya had told NAN.
He added that the military attacked the abductors in a firearm duel, upheld via air parts of the Nigerian Flying corps, and protected six of the understudies.
