Leaders Attribute Restored Peace to NGAO Team and Police
Local leaders from a previously volatile region have credited the restoration of peace and stability to the relentless efforts of the National Government Administration Officers (NGAO) and the National Police Service. The leaders, speaking during a peace meeting, highlighted how the close collaboration between administrators—from County Commissioners to Assistant Chiefs—and the police has been instrumental in quelling longstanding inter-communal conflicts and criminal activities.
The officials noted that the multi-agency approach, which combined constant community engagement with targeted security operations, successfully dismantled criminal networks and fostered dialogue between warring communities. The NGAO officers were praised for their grassroots presence, which helped in gathering intelligence, mediating disputes, and mobilizing residents to support government initiatives for peace. This partnership, they affirmed, created a hostile environment for criminals and a conducive atmosphere for reconciliation.
Residents have reported a significant return to normalcy, with markets reopening and displaced families returning to their homes. The leaders urged the public to continue supporting the security teams by sharing information and shunning criminal elements. The success story is being hailed as a model of how effective collaboration between state agencies and local communities can overcome deep-seated insecurity and pave the way for development.