By: Valentine Adese (JP),
General G. Shipi (Rtd) the Security Adviser to the Governor of Plateau State, H.E. Caleb Mutfwang (Esq) has congratulated the 600 people trained as Operatives under the state’s security outfit, Operation Rainbow.
In an on-the-spot interview with Journalists at the Rwang Pam Township Stadium Jos, where the Operatives were having their last rehearsal, Gen. Chipi said, “The Operatives are going to be working directly under Operation Rainbow. In fact, as it is, they are directly employed by Operation Rainbow. Once they finish this training, they would be personnel of Operation Rainbow and under their payroll.
“So, is not like they are going to go back to being independent. Yes, they would go back to their respective place of origin, but they would be there working for Operation Rainbow”.
General Chipi added that, “The misconception concerning this training was that there was a communication gap and I will advise that for the interest of Peace in our state, owing to its fragile state, when we notice things like that, we should try and reach out to each other and ask questions. I believe there is always a possibility of getting clarification. But, when there is no clarification, especially from the Government, then we will all know that there is a problem”.
The Adviser in part said, “I am General G. Chipi (Rtd). I am the Security Adviser to the Governor of Plateau State, H.E. Caleb Mutfwang (Esq).
“What we are doing this morning at the Rwang Pam Township Stadium is looking at the rehearsals of the graduation of the first batch of Operation Rainbow’s Operatives that are being trained for the State. From what you can see, they are preparing to graduate from the training in about a day or two. Hence, we are here to observe them.
“The Operatives are going to be working directly under Operation Rainbow. In fact, as it is, they are directly employed by Operation Rainbow. Once they finish this training, they would be personnel of Operation Rainbow and under their payroll.
“So, is not like they are going to go back to be independent. Yes, they would go back to their respective place of origin but they would be there working for Operation Rainbow.
“The conception concerning this training was that there was a communication gap and I will advise that for the interest of Peace in our state, owing to its fragile state, when we notice this like that, we should try and reach out to each other and ask questions. I believe there is always a possibility of getting clarification. But, when there is no clarification, especially from the Government, then we will all know that there is a problem.
“But, when questions are asked and the appropriate answer is given, then that tells you that, everything is under control”.
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