The Nigerian Legion in Jigawa State has pledged its support to the Federal Government in the fight against the Boko Haram insurgency and other security challenges facing the nation.
Retired Captain Bura Gumel, the Chairman of the chapter, made the pledge in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Dutse on Monday.
He solicited the assistance of the state government and corporate organisations to construct a permanent secretariat for the legion in Dutse.
According to Gumel, there is no befitting secretariat for the Nigerian Legion in Jigawa State, where its members could hold their meetings and other functions
He appealed to Governor Muhammadu Badaru to come to its aid by providing an office accommodation and operational vehicles for the organisation.
The chairman also solicited for the support and assistance of corporate bodies in the state to gainfully engage its members with security jobs to cushion their hardships.
Gumel said: “Though we are retired but we are not tired; so, we want to be engaged in doing something to feed our families and shoulder other responsibilities.”
NAN.
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