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Mohammed Urges Army to Crush Illegal Mining, Even If His Son is Involved in Crime

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  • Bauchi State Governor Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed ordered security agencies to decisively combat illegal mining operations.
  • He stressed that no individual, including his own son, should be spared if involved in the illicit activity.
  • The directive aims to curb the destructive environmental and economic impacts of illegal mining in the state.

Bauchi State Governor, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed, has issued a stern directive to security agencies, demanding decisive action against illegal mining activities within the state. The governor emphasized a zero-tolerance policy, stating that no individual, regardless of their connections, should be exempt from prosecution.

"Take decisive action against illegal mining, even if my son is involved in the crime," Governor Mohammed declared, underscoring the seriousness of his command. This strong stance reflects a commitment to upholding the law and addressing the detrimental effects of unregulated mining, which often leads to environmental degradation and economic losses.

The governor's directive signals a renewed effort to enforce mining regulations and protect the state's natural resources. By prioritizing the rule of law over personal relationships, Mohammed aims to ensure that illegal mining operations are dismantled and perpetrators are brought to justice, regardless of their social standing.

Take decisive action against illegal mining, even if my son is involved in the crime

— Bala Abdulkadir MohammedBauchi State Governor's directive to security agencies regarding illegal mining operations.
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