Keep off our girls, Agatu Council boss warns Air Force officers

As part of its corporate social responsibility, Nigeria Air Force also constructed a borehole system with 9,000 litres storage capacity and 16 tap heads to provide potable water to the community. Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshall Abubakar handing over the water project to Mrs Comfort Alhassan, the Chairman of Agatu Local Government, and Traditional Ruler of Agatu during the launching of 21 Quick Response Wing of NAF on Friday


Mrs Comfort Alhassan, the Chairman of Agatu Local Government, has advised officers of Nigerian Airforce (NAF) on  “Quick Response Mission” in the local government council area to avoid illicit relationship with village girls or face the wrath of gods.
Alhassan told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Agatu during the activation of the 21 Quick Response Wing of NAF in Agatu that any illicit sexual relationship with the girls would spell doom for the soldiers.
NAN reports that the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshal, Sadique Abubakar, was in Agatu to activate the 21 Quick Response Wing of the NAF situated in the local government to deal with cases of insurgency in the area.
NAN reports that in 2016, the whole of the local government area was sacked by herdsmen who forced their way into the place, displaced farmers and set houses ablaze.
The chairman said the advice was imperative owing to the fact that ” your body is not wood, but I advise you not to get swelled by your emotions, if you are in love with them, notify their parents of your intentions, but avoid illicit sex with them”.
She, however, commended the Federal Government for situating the quick response wing of the Air force to her local government council, saying, ” now we can sleep with our two eyes closed”.
She promised to support the soldiers by providing their food needs,  adding that “whatever their needs, they should ask of us”.
Alhassan also commended the Federal Government for drilling a borehole within the vicinity of the military facility to supply water to the host community and assured that the facility would be protected.