The Commander Sector 3 Operation Hadin Kai/Multinational Joint Task Force, Major General Godwin Mutkut has appealed to members of Baga community in Kukawa Local Government Area of Borno State to always support the Nigerian Army in its operations by providing actionable information on terrorists’ activities in their area in order to sustain the peace that has been restored in Baga.
He made the appeal during the inauguration of twelve boreholes executed in the host community.
The execution of the pet project is one of the Sector’s Civil-Military Cooperation activities aimed at winning the hearts and minds of the host community.
The twelve boreholes were sited at strategic locations in Baga, Doron Baga and Buduram.
Ten of the twelve boreholes were funded by the Commander 19 Brigade, Brigadier General Awwal Haruna while the remaining two were funded by the Commander Sector 3 Artillery Brigade, Brigadier General Johnson Lar.
Earlier in his speech, the Chairman Kukawa Local Government Area Alhaji Bukar Aji commended the Commander 19 Brigade and the Commander Sector 3 Artillery Brigade for their benevolence in executing the project which has added value and relief to his people.
He also extended his gratitude to the Sector 3 Commander and Nigerian Army in general for the wonderful gesture and promised that his people would reciprocate the gesture by continuing to assist the Security Agencies in providing information.
The high point of the event was the cutting of the symbolic ribbon by the Commander Sector 3 Operations Hadin Kai/Multinational Joint Task Force, Major General Godwin Mutkut.
Other dignitaries that graced the occasion includes Commander 401 Special Forces Brigade, Brigadier General Samaila Uba, the Chief of Staff 403 Amphibious Brigade, Colonel Husaini Toro and heads of other Security Agencies in Baga and Baga Community leaders.
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