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IG na ‘Yan Sanda Ya Karɓi Kayan Kariya Daga Ƙungiyar Amurka

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mai zaman kanta daga Amurka ta bayar don tallafa wa aikin ‘yan sanda a Najeriya.

YADDA AKA AIKA KAYAN

An bayar da kayan ne daga:

Signal 63 Ministries (Amurka)

Ta hannun Fundamental Baptist Ministry International

An mika kayan a hedikwatar ‘yan sanda da ke Abuja a ranar Talata.

WADANDA SUKA TALLAFA

Mr. Bill Graham na Signal 63 Ministries

Rev. da Mrs. Philemon Sidi na Fundamental Baptist Ministry International

KALAMAN IG

IG Olatunji Disu ya bayyana godiya yana cewa:

“Wannan gudummawa muhimmin mataki ne wajen inganta tsaro da kwarin gwiwar jami’an mu a bakin aiki.”

Ya kuma kara da cewa:

Jin dadin jami’ai ba abu ne da za a yi watsi da shi ba

Za a ci gaba da samar da kayan aiki masu inganci ga ‘yan sanda

MANUFAR GUDUMMOWAR

A cewar rundunar ‘yan sanda, kayan na da nufin:

Kare rayuwar jami’an tsaro

Inganta aikin sintiri da fuskantar barazana

Ƙara kwarewa da ingancin aiki a fagen tsaro

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