Babagana Zulum, governor of Borno, says humanitarian partners who are unwilling to work with the government to provide support to internally displaced persons (IDPs) can leave the state. Zulum spoke
While reading the terms of partnership with humanitarian partners in the state, Zulum said the government would not tolerate any act capable of undermining its efforts to ensure IDPs are self-reliant.He said the state had witnessed situations in the past where humanitarian workers were taken to other regions for different purposes, adding that the development has depleted the number of professionals in Borno.
“We will not accept or continue to make them dependent instead of supporting them to become self-independent.“We are tired of partners taking out our professionals to Abuja and elsewhere, spending money in the name of training our staff, particularly, our civil servants, teachers, and healthcare providers when in reality, what they end up doing is moving them from their primary assignments and depleting our medical and staff numbers in this area.
“Any partner that is not willing to work with us to ensure that our people not only survive but are given dignity and ready to support with what it takes to get them up so that they and their children can achieve their high potential, can leave the state.”
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