With people like Governor Lawal, we can address insecurity — CDS Oluyede

Author: NwaforPublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Nigeria

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With people like Governor Lawal, we can address insecurity — CDS Oluyede

The Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede, commended Zamfara Governor Dauda Lawal for his "uncommon" support for military operations. Oluyede spoke during an official visit to Gusau, where he met with the governor and troops. He emphasized that with partners like Governor Lawal, Nigeria can address its security challenges.

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