Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has signed three executive orders in the state, warning that he will not hesitate to take strong measures against those who breach the law.
Speaking while signing the three orders in Bauchi, the governor issued a stern warning that anyone found sabotaging the state’s security in any way will be dealt with to discourage similar actions.
The three Executive Orders signed by the governor are:
A. An Executive Order on community and environmental protection, public safety and security, and the prohibition of deforestation in Bauchi State.
B. An Executive Order to maintain a standard and unified method of measurement (Mudu) across the state as part of my leadership responsibilities.
C. An Executive Order for the removal of illegal structures and buildings in the state’s road corridors, which have been encroached upon, posing security and environmental implications.
“As my administration remains committed to revamping the state’s security, building modern markets, and enhancing the welfare of our citizens, anyone found sabotaging or violating these laws will face the consequences.
“I call for continued collaboration with stakeholders, specifically traditional institutions and religious groups. I also warn tree fellers and charcoal sellers to refrain from encroaching upon forests and trees, as my administration is resolute in addressing deforestation. Therefore, collective contribution is essential,” he said.
