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INSECURITY: Sokoto Requests  FG’s Communication Blockade In 14 LGAs

About three weeks after it approved an Executive Order in response to the situation of insecurity in the Eastern flank of Sokoto state, Governor of Sokoto State, Gov. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal on Monday disclosed the state’s collaboration with the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy to block services of communications operations in fourteen local government areas of the state.

 

Muhammad Bello, Special Adviser Media and Publicity to the Governor disclosed in a statement on Monday, September 20, 2021

 

 

 

The statement said thirteen of these local government areas have been initially affected by the Sept. 1 Security Challenges (Containment) Order, which closed some roads to motorists, suspended animal trades, prohibited transportation of cattle and transportation of more than three persons on motorcycles and tricycles among others.

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The areas affected by the Executive Order include: Gada, Goronyo, Gudu, Ilela, Isa, Kebbe and Sabon Birni.

 

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The remaining are: Shagari, Rabah Tambuwal, Tangaza, Tureta and Wurno local government areas.

 

In addition to these local government areas, Dange Shuni local government area will also be affected by the latest communications blockade, bringing the number of LGAs affected to 14.

 

Sokoto state is one of the states in the northern region of Nigeria that has been hit by terrorists in the last six months.

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Recall that neighbouring Zamfara state has been disconnected from communication for over two weeks following moves by the military to flush out terrorists.

 

 

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