Hunters Partner Traditional Institution Against Insecurity

The Nigerian Hunters and Forest Security Service is partnering with the traditional institutions across the country to overcome security challenges bedeviling the nation. This came to the fore when management of the service led by Joshua Osatimehin met with the Emir of Potiskum Umaru Bubaram Ibn Wuriwa Bauya to assure a well secured forest and …


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