In a resounding proclamation, Vice-President Kashim Shettima has reiterated the unwavering determination of President Bola Tinubu’s administration to realize the government’s vision for the management of diverse boundaries across the nation. The resolve was expressed during a meeting at the State House with the management of the National Boundary Commission (NBC).
Stanley Nkwocha, the spokesman of the Vice-President, issued a statement on Friday underscoring Shettima’s assurance. The Vice-President assured the NBC management of the administration’s unwavering commitment towards meticulously overseeing the boundaries of the country.
The National Boundary Commission plays a pivotal role in ensuring peaceful coexistence amongst neighboring states, resolving disputes, and demarcating boundaries with precision. Shettima recognized the significant contribution of the NBC in maintaining peace and harmony amongst the various states.
As Nigeria grapples with boundary-related conflicts and disputes, the Vice-President emphasized the need to engage in proactive measures to prevent potential crises. He expressed gratitude towards the NBC for its continuous efforts in fostering collaboration with neighboring countries to guarantee peaceful coexistence along border areas.
Shettima’s statement comes at a crucial time when Nigeria faces challenges related to border management, including illegal activities, immigration issues, and smuggling. The Vice-President’s reassurance aims to instill confidence among Nigerians while highlighting the government’s commitment to addressing the intricacies surrounding boundary-related matters with utmost diligence and resolve.
Vice-President Kashim Shettima has affirmed President Bola Tinubu’s administration’s steadfast commitment to realizing the government’s vision for managing the boundaries of Nigeria. With the support of the National Boundary Commission, the administration aims to ensure peace, tranquility, and smooth relations between neighboring states, while effectively mitigating potential conflicts and disputes arising from boundary-related matters.
