Ebonyi State Governor and Chairman of South East Governors’ Forum, Dave Umahi, said Governors of the region are putting finishing touches to the Southeast security outfit.
He added that already procured uniforms for the personnel and operational vehicles would be rolled out in a few weeks.
According to him, leaders of the zone would soon meet to give the security outfit a name.
Umahi, who stated this after the state’s security council meeting in Abara, Ohaozara Local Government Area yesterday, also claimed that there was an “orchestrated plan” by political elements “ to portray Ebonyi and its governor in a negative light “.
He added that his security aides and those of his colleagues were being retrained to “ensure adequate protection of lives and properties within the Southeast.”
Umahi said; “Southeast governors have had a series of meetings on security. We are presently circulating samples of uniforms which is going to be common for the entire zone. We also have on display, vehicles that will also be common for the entire Southeast.
“We have arranged for the training and retraining of all the security outfits of the governors in the southeast.
“In a few weeks to come, we are going to roll out these uniforms and vehicles to further deepen our efforts in security architecture in the entire Southeast.
“The security outfit is going to have one name. The governors and leaders of Southeast will meet and they will come up with the name. The most critical are the vehicles and uniforms.”
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